WHO health warning website 

The World Health Organization's (WHO) health warnings website helps countries and Parties to the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) share pictorial health warnings and messages. The WHO FCTC requires Parties to implement large, rotating health warnings on all tobacco products’ packaging and labelling. Such warnings are seen as a cost-effective way to increase public awareness about the dangers of tobacco use.

This website, was developed following a decision by the Conference of the Parties to the WHO FCTC at its third session, and will be updated regularly as countries and Parties provide more images.

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Health warning pictures

The Tobacco Labelling Resource Centre has a gallery that contains images of heath warning and constituent labelling, with a particular focus upon pictorial warnings labels.

The gallery includes pictorial warnings that have been implemented, in addition to a number of images that have been developed for pilot testing and market research.

All images are subject to national copyright laws. Countries should be contacted individually for usage of images.

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