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Keyword : mouth cancer

Mouth cancer

The 2006 advertisement titled "Mouth Cancer" graphically highlights the devastating relationship between smoking and mouth cancer.

Smokers struggle to make the link between smoking and throat cancer, as a graphic new campaign hits television screens

Plain packaging a ‘historic step’ towards smokefree generation as new research reveals one in four smokers still in doubt about health effects

Friday 30 November 2012

197 cancer clinicians join together to call on Victorian State Government to Keep Fresh Air Fresh

Friday 10 May 2013

Lung cancer remains biggest cancer killer among women, as new anti-smoking ad launched

Sunday 11 April 2010

Lung cancer killing more Australians than ever before but reprieve in sight

Quit Victoria and Cancer Council Victoria applaud Future Fund’s decision on tobacco-related investments

Thursday 28 February 2013

New data shows lung cancer has overtaken breast cancer in female cancer deaths

Jenny

A 2003 Quit advertisement titled "Jenny" featuring a woman called Jenny who has lung cancer due to her smoking.

Quit and Cancer Council Victoria applaud health fund’s decision on tobacco-related investments

Thursday 19 July 2012

New data shows smokers remain in the dark about health problems, as Quit calls for bigger graphic health warnings

Nice people

A 2002 Quit advertisement titled “Nice People” introducing the audience to the people they would meet in the hospital if they were having treatment for lung cancer.

Ban does not go far enough: Quit Victoria, AMA Victoria, Heart Foundation Victoria, Cancer Council Victoria

Wednesday 10 October 2012

Bronchoscopy

The current campaign titled 'Bronchoscopy' produced by the Cancer Institute NSW, aims to encourage smokers to quit by focusing on a well-established health consequence of smoking - lung cancer.

Graphic new campaign puts the spotlight on smoking and lung cancer

Thursday 14 February 2008

Health groups welcome coalition support on plain packaging

Tuesday 31 May 2011

Cancer Council Victoria and Quit have congratulated the coalition for pledging its support to plain packaging today.

New figures show strong approval of plain packaging after cigarette packs of the future unveiled

Friday 8 April 2011

New Cancer Council research shows the majority of people support stripping cigarette packs of their branding and colour.

AMA Victoria, Cancer Council Victoria, Quit Victoria and Heart Foundation Victoria urge Parliament to support ban on smoking in outdoor dining and drinking areas.

Tuesday 27 November 2012

Quit Victoria releases its most emotional campaign yet as new data reveals what helps smokers to quit

Sunday 26 May 2013

High Court rules 6-1 in favour of plain packaging

Friday 5 October 2012