However, researchers warn they become less effective over time, as people become accustomed to seeing the images. Professor Sarah Durkin from Cancer Council Victoria said the new warnings will include smoking harms that people may not be aware of, such as diabetes, erectile dysfunction, cervical cancer, DNA damage, and the impact of second-hand smoke on childrens lung capacity. Cancer Council described Australia as a world leaders in tobacco control, and said the reforms are effective, evidence-based measures
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The American Cancer Society predicted the vote "will finally put an end to Big Tobacco's despicable marketing practices that are designed to addict children to its deadly products." The American Thoracic Society said the move would "fundamentally redefine the way the United States regulates tobacco." The American Public Health Association also applauded the Senate, predicting the legislation "will protect the health of Americans, particularly children." CNN's Deirdre Walsh contributed to this report
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