which became catalyst events and rallying cries for domestic terrorists
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By the late 1950s, Petticrew and his colleagues report, the work had caught the eyes of tobacco-industry executives reeling from a decades worth of damning scientific research connecting cigarettes and health problems, including the 1952 blockbuster story in Readers Digest , Cancer by the Carton, and the 1954 statement from the American Cancer Society acknowledging the link between smoking and cancer risk
What can be done to mitigate targeted advertising from the tobacco industry
Install a carbon monoxide detector and get appliances that burn gas, coal, or oil regularly checked by a professional