When warning signs are big, graphic and swapped out regularly, they stop people from smoking, according to the World Health Organisations (WHO) latest Global Tobacco Epidemic report, which focuses on these types of warning signs and anti-tobacco marketing
If youve ever lit a cigarette and later noticed your stomach feeling off, youre not imagining it
Additional reporting by Sarah Haque Reporters: Ben Stockton, Laura Margottini, Alessia Cerantola and Andrei Ciurcanu Additional reporting: Sarah Haque Impact producer: Paul Eccles Desk editor: Chrissie Giles Global editor: James Ball Editor: Meirion Jones Production editor: Alex Hess Fact checker: Alice Milliken Legal team: Stephen Shotnes (Simons Muirhead Burton) Our reporting on tobacco is part of our Global Health project, which has a number of funders
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