In 1962, Charles Ellis, a British American Tobacco research executive, noted that painting mice with "fresh" smoke condensate, more similar to the "fresh" smoke inhaled by smokers, might prove to be more harmful than the older, stored condensate often used in such experiments
Figure 13.3.5 shows that the price of popular premium products was approximately 10% higher than mainstream products in all years until 2020, when that gap grew to 14% and then increased further to 21% in 2022
They let people enjoy smoking without compromising their health
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