In order to get new, supposedly safer tobacco products on the market, companies must not only show they are safer when used the way smokers actually puff on them, but that they don't reduce overall public health by enticing large numbers of non-smokers to take up the nicotine habit
Stylized realism like this might not seem like a giant step forward from today's perspective, but for a major 1950's advertiser like Pall Mall, it must have been quite a stretch
Chemicals used in fracking are known to be of concern and have been linked to an increased risk of cancer
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