In response, tobacco companies advertising campaigns suggested that smoking was a way to remain thin [For example, To keep a slender figure, no one can deny, reach for a Lucky instead of a sweet' The American Tobacco Company, 1929] and created brands to imply that one could have a svelte figure from cigarettes [Philip Morris Virginia Slims (1968) and The American Tobacco Companys Silva Thins (1967)]
Chorus Cigarette died, cigarette died, not again, never mind The repeated announcement lands like a eulogy for something small yet loaded with habit
unlike with smokers, our failure to open an era of responsibility between denial and resignation would not result only in the tragic loss of an individual life, but in a widespread disease across our entire planet.
Kristy was amazing to work with on both occasions
Simon Clark, director of Forest, said the group supported education efforts "but these pictures are designed not just to educate but to shock and coerce people to give up a legal product"