CBC·3 min read·medium
Canada is rolling out new graphic image warnings on cigarette packs
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Canada is introducing 13 new graphic health warnings on cigarette packaging to discourage tobacco use. These labels, which include disturbing imagery and messages on individual cigarettes, are part of a federal strategy to reduce national smoking rates to under 5 percent by 2035.
The images, including one showing bloody urine in a toilet bowl and another showing a cancer affected colon, are among 13 new warning labels that will be required on cigarette packages by August 1.
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