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In 2000, Canada became the first country to order graphic warnings on packs of cigarettes - including grisly pictorials of diseased hearts and lungs - to raise awareness of the health hazards associated with tobacco use

Despite the fact that blindness [health warning] is on the package its quite grisly and certainly eye-catching only 44% of smokers are aware of [the risk]

1 pack per day: 13 365 days = 4,745 per year Assumed fiscal pressure : these levels are not accidental, but part of a public health policy aimed at reducing smoking , particularly among the most vulnerable

17 These products have been rapidly gaining ground over conventional cigarettes due to their efficiency in decreasing tobacco consumption, competitive price, the perception of being a much less harmful smoking alternative and also because they allow the smoker to maintain a smoking experience without smoking. 1820 ECs do not contain tobacco, create smoke, or rely on combustion to operate