Big Tobacco's court-ordered ads make their debut

Tobacco companies recently launched court-ordered ads that detail the harms of smoking in newspapers and on prime-time TV.

Big Tobacco's court-ordered ads make their debut

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Big Tobacco's court-ordered ads make their debut

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The BMJ on X: US tobacco companies ran court ordered ads last week with corrective statements such as “Cigarette companies intentionally designed cigarettes with enough nicotine to create and sustain addiction”

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