Anti tobacco art showing the real outcome of smoking:
Dead bodies, diseased lungs and a man on a ventilator were among the graphic images for revamped tobacco labels unveiled by US health officials.
Proposed in November under a law that put the multibillion-dollar tobacco industry under the control of the Food and Drug Administration, the new labels must be on cigarette packages and in advertisements starting in October 2012.
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What is your opinion about the display of such art/signs on cigarette boxes?
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6 comments
Join the conversationGraham - June 23, 2011
These artworks are incredibly effective. There is no way tobacco companies would display these – their sales would drop dramatically!
Chris - June 23, 2011
I will be waiting in anticipation to see if they meet the “October 2012” deadline, but I am also skeptical that they would agree to something like this.
Chris - June 27, 2011
The war is starting!
http://www.fin24.com/Companies/Industrial/Tobacco-giant-to-fight-packaging-laws-20110627-2
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