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Every Cigarette Is Doing
You Damage Series strategy: To use stark and frightening images, graphics, or language to underscore the dangers of tobacco use. Dates: Nov-Dec 2005, Jan 2006
A woman stands and smokes outside her office
building. The camera follows the smoke that she inhales into her lungs,
illustrating the damage that each puff of smoke does to the human
lung.
Tobacco Smoke attacks the walls of the arteries
causing them to get sticky. Fatty deposits build up build up. Blocked
arteries can cause a heart attack. In this spot a doctor removes fatty
deposits from the aorta of a 32-year-old smoker.
A brain is cut in half to show the clot that has formed due to cigarette smoke. Have you seen any of these ads? If so, would you like to comment on them? CLICK HERE to comment. Have not seen the ads? Check them out HERE at doingyoudamage.com.
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“Lung”
“Artery”
“Brain”
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