This exhibit includes: Commentary from Alan Blum, director and exhibitions curator, University of Alabama Center for the Study of Tobacco and Society An excerpt of the 1964 Surgeon Generals Report on Smoking and Health Papers on the association between cigarettes and poor health prior to 1964 Advertisements from cigarette companies, including those that misrepresent research Newspaper articles and news videos Commentaries prior to 1964 Documentaries Presentations from experts Photographs Other primary sources Read more on the The University of Alabama Center for the Study of Tobacco and Societys website
Public hospitals can expose the poor to impersonal suffering and neglect
For example, drinking during pregnancy greatly increases the risk of stillbirth, miscarriage or cerebral palsy
Although Disney World eliminated the designated smoking areas inside of theme parks, there are still some designated smoking areas outside of the theme parks
For respondents perceptions of individual packs, both non-smokers agreed that Pack 1, 2, 5, and 6 were appealing to them, that the pack design encourages them to try smoking or buy the pack, that they would like to try smoking the cigarettes in the pack, that they would like to be seen with the pack, that smoking the cigarettes in the pack is harmful to their health, that the health warning labels on the front of the packs are noticeable, that the health warning labels stand out or catch their attention, that the packs make them stop and think about the harmful effects of smoking, and that the health warning labels are easy to understand
Meanwhile, illegal tobacco sellers can access as many different groups of customers [online] as they want, she said
