San Francisco / Austin / Washington / DC / Atlanta / Fort Worth / Wakefield / /
Company
Philip Morris / Teenage Research Unlimited / Oregonian / U.S. V. Philip Morris USA Inc. / USA Today / Goldberg Moser O’Neill / Dallas Morning News / PM & Glantz SA / Star-Telegram / Lorillard / Philadelphia Inquirer / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
University of Stirling / NIH Pub / National Cancer Institute / Tobacco Institute / / /
IndustryTerm
media campaigns / Industry youth prevention media campaigns / cigarette advertising / tobacco products / deadly and addictive products / e-cigarettesvotes / public relations efforts / disguised public relations efforts / aggressive media campaigns / tobacco control media interventions / antitobacco media campaigns / e-cigarettes / anti-tobacco media campaigns / public relations / mass media campaigns / Chronic Disease Prevention / /
Organization
state legislature / National Cancer Institute / U.S. Department of Health and Human Services / National Institute of Health / Office on Smoking and Health / Tobacco Institute / Federal Trade Commission / U.S. V / U.S. District Court / National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion / Congress / Ad Agency / California Department of Health Services / Institute for Social Marketing / Getting / American Legacy Foundation / University of Stirling / U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / /
Person
Fred Goldberg / Bruce Horovitz / Barbara Lippert / Joseph J. Morgan / Gladys Kessler / / /
Position
Prime Minister / chairman-CEO / CA Secretary of State / CEO / president and CEO / Surgeon General / ADWEEK columnist / advertising columnist / Judge / /
Philadelphia Daily News / Advertising Age / The Oregonian / the American Journal of Public Health / Arizona Daily Star / ADWEEK / American Journal of Public Health / The Philadelphia Inquirer / The Dallas Morning News / The Sacramento Bee / USA Today / /
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