Soon after, perhaps spotting a gap in the market, a London entrepreneur launched Death cigarettes with a skull and crossbones logo against a black background and both briefly flourished: testaments to the ingenuity of creative minds put to the service of controversial agendas, and perhaps a foretaste of the problems ahead for today's legislators
Geoffrey Fong, a professor at the University of Waterloo who studies tobacco use and policies in Canada and around the world, said research has shown that graphic images lead to "significant increases in the effectiveness" of health warnings
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He ruled that they were not purely factual and uncontroversial but instead impermissibly provocative and value-laden. Focusing on the FDAs image of a woman with a neck tumor, he said that some consumers might interpret the depicted persons gaze as expressing regret at her choice to smoke, thus conveying an ideological message that smoking is a mistake. He added that the images failed to show the most common or typical results of smoking
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