Fact Sheet Graphic Health Warnings


Below is additional information on each of the health effects addressed in the Health Warnings campaign.

Cigarette, Loose and Pipe Tobacco


Cigarette pack graphic warnings - Set A

Images like these below are appearing on cigarette packs from mid March 2006.

Smoking Causes Peripheral Vascular Disease warningSmoking Causes Peripheral Vascular Disease

Smoking Causes Emphysema warningSmoking Causes Emphysema

Smoking causes Mouth and Throat Cancer warningSmoking Causes Mouth and Throat Cancer

Smoking Clogs your Arteries warningSmoking Clogs Your Arteries

Don't let Children Breathe your Smoke warningDon't Let Children Breathe Your Smoke

Smoking - A leading cause of death warningSmoking - A Leading Cause of Death

Quitting will improve your health warningQuitting Will Improve Your Health

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Cigarette pack graphic warnings - Set B

Images like these below are appearing on cigarette packs from November 2006.

Smoking Harms Unborn Babies warning Smoking Harms Unborn Babies

Smoking Harms Unborn Babies warning Smoking Causes Blindness

Smoking Causes Lung Cancer warning Smoking Causes Lung Cancer

Smoking Causes Heart Disease warning Smoking Causes Heart Disease

Smoking Doubles Your Risk of Stroke warning Smoking Doubles Your Risk of Stroke

Smoking is Addictive warning Smoking is Addictive

Tobacco Smoke is Toxic warning Tobacco Smoke is Toxic

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Cigar

Cigar pack graphic warnings

Images like these below are appearing on cigarette packs from mid March 2006.

Cigars are not safe alternatives to cigarettes Cigars are not safe alternatives to cigarettes

Don't let children breathe your smokeDon't let children breathe your smoke

Cigar smoking causes lung cancer Cigar smoking causes lung cancer

Cigar smoking causes mouth and throat cancer Cigar smoking causes mouth and throat cancer

Cigar smoke is toxicCigar smoke is toxic

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Smoking and your body

Smoking and your body

Tobacco use reduces not only your life expectancy but your quality of life. Many medical conditions caused by smoking can result not just in death, but in living for years with disabling health problems.

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Quitters Help

Quitters help

Quitting smoking can be one of the most difficult, yet rewarding things a person can do. Most smokers' say they would like to quit, and may have tried at least once. Some are successful the first time, but many other people try a number of times before they finally give up for good.

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Health Care

Health care professionals

Practical information on smoking cessation and effective strategies that general practitioners and other practice staff can apply to identify smokers and assist them to stop smoking.

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Health Care

Parents and smoking

Smoking causes many harms to your body but also to those around you that are younger. How does your smoking affect the ones you care for?

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