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military C-Rations, and millions of free cigarettes were sent overseas, supplying the industry with a steady stream of loyal customers as the troops returned home [2] [1950 - 1980] Sales Stagnation [edit | edit source] Studies linking cigarette smoking and cancer rates became more and more prevalent during this time, starting with the "Cancer by the Carton" which appeared in Reader's Digest in December of 1952 [3] Other studies such as the "Smoking and Health" [4] , published in 1964 by the Surgeon General, helped increase awareness even further of the prevalent health diseases that may be associated with smoking
These film stars had an enormous influence as role models and trend-setters
Also ready to impress a headhunter by solving the Rubicks cube, very popular game in the 80s
Whilst the campaign may not yet have a gendered approach (i.e., target specific gender groups), the Cigarettes are damaging your body campaign by the Ministry of Health of the Government of Indonesia, is a powerful example of how an anti-tobacco smoking campaign could be used as an opportunity to educate populations about the harmful effects of cigarettes and e-cigarettes, the addictiveness of nicotine, and consequential diseases (e.g., lung cancers)