Studies have proved that larger warning on tobacco products prevent people from getting addicted to such products, Vishal Rao, an oncologist told the Times of India newspaper last month
Not by masking it
Measures approximately: 3.25 X 2.5 inches
The big headline on the front page In the Liman of Vlora was caught a boat with smuggled cigarettes, was accompanied by three small subtitles, which read: A Dramatic Tracking of a Smuggled Barke, Mass of the National Navy He shoots Mitroloza and forces Barka to Stop Pasha Limanin, A Quantity of Cingare Letters Thrown to the End of the Sea. After these headlines, the newspaper in question has described in detail the whole event that took place on the coast of Vlora
For example, tobacco giant Philip Morris is suing Uruguay, claiming the nation's graphic warning labels, which cover 80 percent of cigarette pack faces, violate intellectual property rights and go beyond any reasonable warning about the dangers of smoking