Few studies have explored perceptions of pack inserts,48 with only two assessing smokers perceptions of, and responses to, the inserts used in Canada.911 In focus group research in Scotland,9 with smokers aged 16 years and over who were shown seven of the inserts used in Canada, the general view was that they would capture attention and be read due to their novelty and visibility when opening the pack
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The letters cited several, specific examples of tobacco-related health fraud including: Marketing, advertising or promotional claims that suggest the product is safer, healthier or less risky to use, like: Safe Smoke Filter Less Toxic Labels, internet sites, or other promotions that describe a tobacco product as Light, Low, or Mild Letters, presentations, or other actions directed to consumers indicating FDA approval or authorization is assured or imminent
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