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Doctors in advertisements recommending cigarettes : r nostalgia Traditionally, doctors held authority, and patients trusted their expertise. As cigarette health concerns arose, tobacco companies strategically used the powerful phrase "doctors recommend" from the 1930s to the 1950s, associating it with Tobacco companies ran ads with doctors in white coats claiming cigarettes 'soothe the throat' and 'aid digestion.' The medical establishment didn't seriously push back until the 1964 Surgeon General report. A full 1950s television ads once featured doctors promoting cigarettes. More doctors smoke Camels than any other cigarette. The same cigarettes that contain: Nicotine: highly addictive stimulant Formaldehyde: a chemical used to Tobacco Companies Targeting Health Professionals Tobacco Tactics

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