Introduction The cigarette pack is an important marketing tool for the tobacco industry and has grown in relevance as companies face increasing advertising restrictions in other mediums [ The tobacco industry has long marketed smoking as a socially acceptable activity for women in high-income, Western countries like the United States, Great Britain, and Spain [ Collectively, these marketing strategies were effective at increasing cigarette sales and smoking rates among women [ Further, evidence suggests that major transnational tobacco companies are employing similar marketing strategies previously used in high-income countries to target women in LMICs [ The current study addresses this gap and utilizes a large dataset of cigarette packs collected across 14 LMICs to examine the presence of feminine marketing appeals on packs sold in LMICs
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