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Benson & Hedges – Humor – 1966

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Benson & Hedges – The Disadvantages of Benson & Hedges 100s – 1966

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About This Site

This website is a permanent companion to the traveling exhibit "Towards Health Through Justice" sponsored by the Medical University of South Carolina.

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For more information, contact tobaccoexhibits@gmail.com

Other Exhibits

Our previous exhibits on the century of cigarettes and 50 year history of the US Surgeon General’s reports have been very popular. Also, we have an exhibit on the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and the flight attendant’s fight for clean air that we’ve produced and displayed. You can see our exhibits at: http://tobaccoexhibits.musc.edu/

What’s the result?

Has it been worth it - the time and effort, the expense and grief of pursuing these cases in court?
See how tobacco litigation has made a difference to tobacco control.