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asbestos cigarettes ad Mesothelioma Alert: 1950's Asbestos-Riddled Cross-section of an asbestos-laden cigarette

Name: asbestos cigarettes ad Mesothelioma Alert: 1950's Asbestos-Riddled Cross-section of an asbestos-laden cigarette
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Cross section of an asbestos laden cigarette filter. Kent's Micronite filter cigarettes were popularly marketed as a "Taste Improvement" and "Kind on the Lungs." Tobacco companies are savvy about the power of branding In 1952, Kent released Micronite cigarettes with filters made of blue asbestos. Marketed as kind on the lungs and a taste improvement, the so called safety feature backfired, causing twice as much cancer Vintage Kent Cigarettes Advertisement 1959 Original Print Ad 10x14 Etsy World No Tobacco Day: Brazen practices of the tobacco industry Jurors award $1.4 million to terminally ill man who smoked asbestos laden cigarettes in the 1950s Ross Feller Casey, LLP

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In fact, in a memo of July 1958, a Philip Morris scientist wrote that he thought the company could capitalise on health concerns by developing a safe cigarette, while attacking rivals who failed to follow suit.[11] The most obvious first step was to find a way to filter out the toxic chemicals in the smoke that were causing harm