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Tobacco Industry Activities

Tobacco Marketing to Kids

Tobacco Company Marketing to Kids

Tobacco Company Quotes on Marketing to Kids

Trends in Tobacco Industry Marketing

Tobacco Company Marketing that Reaches Kids: Point of Sale Advertising and Promotions

State-Specific Tobacco Company Marketing Expenditures 1998 to 2020

Allocations of U.S. Cigarette Company Marketing Expenditures Since 1998

Cigarette Company Youth Access Initiatives: Fake and Ineffective

Tobacco Companies Cannot Survive Unless Kids Smoke

Flavored Tobacco Products Attract Kids

Impact of Menthol Cigarettes on Youth Smoking Initiation and Health Disparities

Tobacco Marketing to Women and Girls

Women's Health and Smoking

Background on Women and Girls and Tobacco

Mother's Day Data on Smoking Moms and Related Harm

Tobacco Industry Targeting of Women and Girls

Tobacco Marketing to African Americans

Tobacco Use and Ethnicity

Tobacco Use Among African Americans

Tobacco Industry's Youth Prevention Programs Don't Work

Resources: Tobacco Prevention Materials

Big Surprise: Tobacco Company Prevention Campaigns Don't Work; Maybe It's Because They Are Not Supposed To

Major Tobacco Companies Guilty of Racketeering

U.S. District Judge Gladys Kessler's Final Opinion: Summary of Findings Against the Tobacco Industry

Other Tobacco Industry Bad Acts

Hidden Agenda: Tobacco Industry Interference with State Policy

Big Surprise: Tobacco Company Prevention Campaigns Don't Work; Maybe It's Because They Are Not Supposed To

Accessing Tobacco Company Internal Documents On-Line

Philip Morris: A Long History of Double Talk

Is Reynolds American Tobacco Company A Good Corporate Citizen? Recent History Says No.

The Tobacco Industry's 1954 'A Frank Statement to Cigarette Smokers'