Alcohol is a known carcinogen. However, public awareness of cancer risk associated with
alcohol use is low. A promising approach to raising awareness is to include cancer warning …

Aims Evidence from tobacco research suggests that health warning labels (HWLs) depicting
the adverse consequences of consumption change smoking behaviours, with image‐and …

Objectives Research has demonstrated that packaging which includes pictorial health
warnings are more effective in altering smokers' perceptions and intentions as well as …

Abstract Background Although most Australians are unaware of the risk, there is strong
evidence for a direct link between alcohol consumption and many types of cancer. Warning …

In response to increasing calls to introduce warning labels on alcoholic beverages, this
study investigated the potential effectiveness of alcohol warning statements designed to …

Objective: This study tested the initial and continued effects of cancer warning labels on
drinkers' recall and knowledge that alcohol can cause cancer. Method: A quasi-experiment …

Objective To test whether alcohol labels with a cancer warning and national drinking
guidelines are an effective tool for supporting more informed and safer alcohol consumption …

Abstract Background Health warning labels (HWLs) using images and text to depict the
negative health consequences of tobacco consumption are effective and acceptable for …

Should we have graphic and prominent health warnings on alcohol bottles? Yes, for two
reasons. First, as cigarette health warnings have increased in size and the graphic nature of …

Introduction New warning labels for alcohol could reduce alcohol-related health harms. This
study examined consumer responses to alcohol warnings with different designs. Methods A …