(Reuters) - Teens may be less likely to buy cigarettes at convenience stores if they aren't sold in plain sight behind the counter, according to a U.S. study conducted using a virtual reality game.
Introduction In 2022, a US Federal District Court ordered cigarette companies to display ‘corrective statements’ in over ...
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- More than 200,000 stores across the country, including in the Central Valley, will soon have signs posted about the health risks of smoking. It follows a federal court order ...
AUSTIN (KXAN) — You may see new signs at cigarette displays inside stores warning about the dangers of smoking and its addictiveness. It’s part of a court ruling ordering the signs (called “corrective ...
Children are increasingly exposed to e-cigarettes on display in shops, and are more likely to buy from small shops, according to a new study. The analysis, by researchers from Imperial College London, ...
Teens may be less likely to buy cigarettes at convenience stores if they aren't sold in plain sight behind the counter, according to a U.S. study conducted using a virtual reality game. "We know the ...
Teens may be less likely to buy cigarettes at convenience stores if they aren't sold in plain sight behind the counter, according to a U.S. study conducted using a virtual reality game. "We know the ...
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