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US tobacco companies to run ads in newspapers and on television correcting years of lies about the 'benefits' of smoking The ads will run in more than 50 newspapers and on major broadcasting networks Companies Lorillard Inc, Philip Morris USA, RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company and Altria Group will pay for the ads The 'corrective statements' are part of a 2006 judgment which found that tobacco manufacturers conspired to deceive the American public However, tobacco companies will not have to publish corrections online or on social media, mediums where four in 10 American now regularly get their news According to the CDC, more than 16 million Americans are living with a disease caused by smoking See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source US tobacco companies have been ordered to run television and newspapers advertisements to correct lies they told over the course of the 20th century
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Light or filtered cigarettes may require deeper puffs, while unfiltered or stronger cigarettes deliver more nicotine per puff, so beginners should be cautious
In an emotional blog post, former outfielder Eric Byrnes acknowledged that Major League Baseball's efforts to warn of chewing tobacco's perils never had been sufficient to end his addiction
