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Two reasons working together: pharmacological and conditioned

In addition to studying reactions to the images, Snyders team conducted surveys, focus groups, and interviews to elicit and test additional targeted messages to reduce smoking initiation and promote quitting among smokers

Over the last 60+ years, advertisers have had to adjust their media mix and messaging to attract new generations of consumers and embrace their media of choice

Toxins reach high levels quickly in enclosed spaces like cars or small rooms

The chemicals in cigarettes also impact blood flow and causing: Blood clots to form Coagulation