[3] JAMA studies and Mangini lawsuit In December 1991, the Journal of the American Medical Association ( JAMA ) published a study in which young children were asked to match brand logos with products
They really started going really hard on 'hey, smoke this, its healthier, fresh breath, minty,' those kind of buzz words that would make people feel like its healthier than a regular cigarette." In addition to the language used in advertisements, these tobacco companies would buy a disproportionate amount of ad space in black publications like Ebony, Jet and Essence in comparison to mainstream magazines like Life, Vanity Fair and Elle
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