Anti-smoking ads make kids smoke - Irony at its finest

[HedCold]

The "Truths" campaign seemed to be working, the researchers said. "Whereas exposure to the 'Truths' campaign positively changed youths' attitudes toward tobacco, the Philip Morris campaign had a counterproductive influence," they wrote.

you didn't read the whole article did you?



Edited By HedCold on May 31 2002 at 01:49