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Cigarette Advertisement Published 1947 |
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| A classic example of mid-twentieth-century tobacco marketing combines pseudo-science with authority figures to present cigarettes as safe and sophisticated. The central claim that ‘more doctors smoke Camels’ was never independently verified, yet it was used to exploit public trust in medicine while diverting attention from mounting evidence of the dangers of smoking. |
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