3.3 Perception of plain packaging and health warnings Both non-smokers and smokers agreed that tobacco products should come in plain packaging (727% and 629%), that they agree with the proposal (696% and 636%), that current health warnings should be larger (762% and 748%), that plain packaging can decrease tobacco use (565% and 515%), that plain packaging is relevant to the Philippine context (64% and 548%), and that it is possible to adopt plain packaging in the Philippines (696% and 595%)
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