Cigarette Warnings with Images Better at Conveying Risks of Smoking Study uses real-world approach to test pictorial warning labels A study using a real-world approach to evaluate graphic warning labels on cigarette packs has found that the emotionally engaging images are more successful than simple text warnings at educating smokers about the risks of smoking
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Compared with never-smokers, HR per standard deviation of the PRS increase was 1.16 (95% CI, 1.111.22), and HR of heavy smokers (40 pack-years) was 17.89 (95% CI, 15.3120.91)
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