Tobacco companies conducted a carefully crafted, decades-long campaign to manipulate throat doctors into helping to calm concerns among an increasingly worried public that smoking might be bad for their health, according to a new study by researchers at the School of Medicine
To grab people by the lapels, as NPR put it last summer, and be the visual equivalent of someone yelling: Stop smoking! Indeed, the FDA released a video describing the required new labels as bold and powerful messages, and FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg told reporters that with the new warnings in place, every single pack of cigarettes in our country will in effect become a mini-billboard. At a White House press briefing, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said that the new regulations would amount to rebranding cigarette packs, transforming them to convey the message that smoking is gross. But smoking is gross is opinion, not fact
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