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Tobacco Control 2007;16:169
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News analysis

Chile: new health warnings

David Simpson

d.simpson@iath.org

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Above is an example of how the bold new health warnings look on the two main faces of cigarette packs. The uncompromising statement on the first side says "These cigarettes are killing you," while the message on the other side tells how the unfortunate smoker pictured, Don Miguel, lost his larynx to cancer. The ministry of health has been reproducing the images in advertisements on large billboards.


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