Graphic health warnings on cigarette packages losing their impact, study shows Experts say the findings highlight a need for governments to introduce more 'variety' and 'novelty' in their messaging if they want to encourage smokers to break the habit Graphic health warnings on cigarette packages, such as those that depict rotting teeth, diseased mouths and throat cancer, are losing their impact as smokers become increasingly desensitized to them, according to the results of an international study
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Jeong Eun-kyeong, Commissioner of the KDCA, stated, The results of this analysis on the habits of Korean conventional cigarette smokers show a tendency for higher exposure to harmful substances in tobacco, which raises concerns about an increased risk of disease and other smoking-related harms. She added, We will periodically measure the smoking habits of Koreans to understand the health impacts.
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