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A 2021 Chinese study published in BMC Public Health found that graphic warning labels on cigarette packs was associated with high levels of intention to quit smoking among current smokers in Shanghai, and the findings suggested implementing the labels "would discourage smoking in China." A 2006 study published in the BMJ by a group of Canadian and international researchers, including Fong, found gaps in knowledge among smokers and concluded that large, graphic warnings on cigarette packaging "are more effective in communicating the health risks of smoking." "Now it doesn't mean every single person who sees the warning is immediately stopping smoking," Fong said
The reason for this isnt clear, but it could have to do with how much of the toxins from cigarette smoke reach those organs, Alberg says
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These may affect for example the content of different substances in the smoke, burning characteristics nicotine release and the size of smoke particles
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