Research Priorities
- Use of medical and scientific themes to reassure a worried public about the health hazards of smoking
- The marketing of tobacco products advertised as “safer” (filters, king-size, menthols, low tar and “light” cigarettes, etc.)
- Techniques used in targeting of specific populations including women, youth, military personnel, and ethnic minorities
- Endorsements by prominent movie and TV stars, athletes, and politicians.
- Use of cultural icons such as jazz, religious symbols, patriotic imagery, landmarks and monuments, works of art, and trusted professionals.
- Use of social media in promoting tobacco use
- Methods used by the industry to escape from attempts to regulate tobacco advertising
- Effectiveness of anti-tobacco advertising campaigns
- Tobacco marketing globally
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