If policymakers want to reduce illicit trade, improve product safety, and shift consumers toward less harmful alternatives to combustible cigarettes, they will need to rethink their approach
As smoking rates have decreased over the last 10 years, smoking has proportionately become increasingly common in more disadvantaged communities 1
In the United States, tobacco control legislation reaches almost ridiculous heights, but so far there has been no US law forcing tobacco companies to print graphic health warnings with blacked hearts, rotten lungs, yellowed teeth, etc, on cigarette packaging, on the grounds that such health warnings totally deviate from the scientific manner of disseminating truthful information, arbitrarily exaggerate negative impacts of cigarette smoking on health, and excessively play up unbalanced anti-tobacco passions, which seriously affects legitimate rights and interests of tobacco companies and consumers
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