This allowed their new products to be advertised to the television-viewing public without violating the new ordinance enacted by President Nixon
A nationwide increase in the smoking age to 21 would cut tobacco use by 12 percent, according to the Institute of Medicine
For example, as Judge Kessler found, over the decades, the tobacco companies crafted and implemented "a broad strategy to undermine and distort the evidence" of secondhand smoke as a health hazard in order "to deceive the public, distort the scientific record, avoid adverse findings by government agencies, and forestall indoor air restrictions." An NCI tobacco control monograph used during the trial, however, showed that exposure of nonsmokers to secondhand smoke is associated with serious health problems, including respiratory and cardiovascular conditions, cancer, and developmental effects in babies
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