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Graphic Pictorial Warnings Reduce Smoking in Canada, Researchers Say US Should Follow Suit
In the year 2000, Canada introduced a set of new cigarette warning labels that included graphic images of rotting teeth and other scenes that portray the negative health effects of cigarette smoking. Now, a study of Canadian smoking habits before and after the event reveals that since the introduction of the labels, the smoking rate in Canada fell between 12 percent and 20 percent by 2009.
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