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.
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Source: Wikisource

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