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So on the eve of 1920s smoking cigarettes was considered to be the destiny of women of low social responsibility, but Marlboro advertisements had feminine, glamorous images, not connected with the widespread prejudice in any way

"L'Andorre ne doit plus tre un eldorado du tabac pas cher"

Background In a British television documentary made in 1988, Fritz Gahagan, a former marketing consultant for big tobacco, provided insight into the fundamental paradox faced by the industry: The problem is how do you sell death

On the way to an antenatal appointment, I recall seeing a man on a drip in a wheelchair outside Kings College Hospital