Mattison and John Schneider Coronet Magazine May 1950 Although the authors of this article downplay, deride, or debunk the increasing number of medical reports of a variety of adverse health effects caused by smoking, Coronet , a general interest, family-oriented magazine similar in format to Readers Digest (which in 1952 became the first major magazine to warn regularly about the dangers of smoking) did not have cigarette advertising
[DOI] [PubMed] [Google Scholar] Cummings K.M., Morley C.P., Horan J.K., Steger C., Leavell N.R
The Printed cigarette packaging box comes to promote brand names
Evidence suggests that ventilation holes in the filters of these cigarettes contribute to increased lung adenocarcinoma rates and risks, according to a study published Monday in Journal of the National Cancer Institute
The clink sounds, the weighty feel of the brass armor shell, along with the way the wheel strikes the flint to spark the flame, make it such a joy to use