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Several leading health organizations offer the following advice: Rate new smoking movies "R," unless tobacco use in the film clearly reflects its dangers and consequences or is necessary to represent the smoking of a real historical figure

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Research spanning several countries and regulatory environments that measured warning label salience on cigarette packages generally supports the hypothesis that labeling increases knowledge of smoking harms and intent to quit and more negative and emotional thoughts about continued smoking [16, 17]

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