Through continued analysis of the terms used in newspaper articles, Grodal found that over time, people got used to the term light and just started to assume that it implied a healthier product
The charade continued for several more decades until June 2009, when the US Senate passed anti-smoking legislation that made it illegal to use the terms light, mild, and low-tar in cigarette marketing
The nations largest cigarette company, Philip Morris USA, made more than 150 packaging changes to comply
Companies insist the words tell smokers about the taste, feel and blend of a cigarette, not health risks
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