A few images from the site of the Health Ministry of Argentina.
Campaign for graphic warnings
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Blue faces in New Mexico's campaign about passive smoking
With blue-faced people and the slogan "How long can you hold your
breath?" this campaign seeks to convey the dangers of secondhand smoke.
Source: New Mexico Business Weekly
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