Mass. May Require Anti-Smoking Graphics to Be Posted at Retail
May 13, 2010
Posters displaying “ominously darkened lungs, damaged brains, and diseased teeth,” according to the Boston Globe, will be required to be hung at retail locations selling tobacco products in Massachusetts if a new regulation proposed by the state’s Department of Public Health is approved.
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