Tobacco industry fights back with big ad campaign
The tobacco industry, facing fraud probes and rising bans, spends millions on full page ads to dispute scientists linking smoke and secondhand exposure to cancer. Reynolds and Philip Morris argue government aims to ban cigarettes while EPA data show secondhand smoke harms about 150,000 children yearly.
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