A systematic review of these studies known as the Stirling Review concluded that: standardised packaging is less appealing than branded packaging graphic and text health warnings are more credible and memorable on standardised packaging than when juxtaposed with attractive branding whereas colours and descriptors on branded packaging confuse smokers into falsely perceiving some products as lighter and therefore healthier, products in standardised packages are more likely to be perceived as harmful An independent review of Standardised packaging of tobacco undertaken by Sir Cyril Chantler on behalf of the UK government also concluded that it is highly likely that standardised packaging would serve to reduce the rate of children taking up smoking
According to 2022 research, 3050% of people who smoke in the United States try to stop every year, and The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that quitting smoking may add Various support options are available for those who wish to stop smoking
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