Summary

John Stephen Horn Protecting Children From Tobacco

In the first four years that Camel ads
featured the cartoon character Joe Camel, smokers under 18 who
preferred Camels rose from less than 1 percent to as much as 30 percent
of the market. Some studies even show that six-year-old are as familiar
with Joe Camel as they are with Mickey Mouse.
Big Tobacco did not care that people who start smoking at a young age
are more likely to become severely addicted than those who start at a
later age.
Source: Wikisource

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