Uruguay In Uruguay, a variety of warnings with graphic, disturbing images of tobacco-related harms (including lung cancer and mouth cancer) are placed prominently on cigarette packages. Venezuela Since 1978 in Venezuela, the only warning in cigarette packs was printed in a very small typeface along one of the sides: "" (It has been determined that cigarette smoking is harmful to your health – Cigarette Tax Law) On 24 March 2005, another warning was introduced in every cigarette pack, similar to what was implemented in Brazil: "Este producto contiene alquitrán, nicotina y monóxido de carbono, los cuales son cancerígenos y tóxicos. No existen niveles seguros para el consumo de estas sustancias" ("This product contains tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide, which are carcinogenic and toxic. There are no safe levels for consumption of these substances"). The 1978 warning was not removed, so now every cigarette pack contains both warnings (one on each side). In addition, since 24 March 2005, as part of the "Venezuela 100% libre de humo" (100% smoke-free Venezuela) campaign, one of the following warnings is randomly printed very prominently, along with a graphical image, occupying 100% of the back of the pack (40% for the text warning and 60% for the image): (This product is hazardous to your health and is addictive) (Smoking causes bad breath, tooth decay and mouth cancer) (Smoking causes lung cancer, coughing, pulmonar emphysema and chronic bronchitis). The picture accompanying this warning is a comparison between a smoker's lung on the left and a healthy lung on the right. (Smoking causes cardiac infarction. R.I.P. bearer, killed by smoking) (Smoking while pregnant harms your baby) (Children start smoking when they see adults smoke) (Smoking cigarettes causes laryngeal cancer) (Smoking causes impotence in men) (Cigarette smoke also harms those who don't smoke) (Take your first step today, quitting is possible) Curiously, these warnings only appear on cigarette packs and not on other tobacco products (which only use the 1978 warning). Vietnam The following warnings appear on Vietnamese cigarette packages since 2013, along with graphic, disturbing images of tobacco-related harms: (Smoking leads to a slow and painful death) (Smoke is harmful to infants and young children) (Smoking causes heart diseases) (Smoking causes throat and laryngeal cancer) (Smoking causes halitosis and damages teeth) (Smoking causes lung cancer) References External links Tobacco Labelling Resource Centre Warning: Graphic Cigarette Labels — slideshow by Life magazine BBC News Online: "Spoof cigarette warnings