The image included slogans such as "The doctors' choice is America's choice" and "More doctors smoke Camels than any other cigarette." In the early 1950s, cigarettes were indeed promoted as being good for health, which may seem surprising given what we know today about the harmful effects of smoking
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In that year, a special session of the 2005 Legislature voted to raise the cigarette tax rate to $1.41 an increase of $1 per pack of 20 effective January 1, 2007
An e-cigarette advertisement published in 2011 asks, "Why Quit?" and urges smokers to use the e-cigarette to "take back your freedom to smoke when and where you want without ash or smell." When tobacco prevention researcher Charlotta Pisinger saw that ad she had a flashback to the tobacco industry's campaign several decades earlier promoting the benefits of switching to "light" cigarettes
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