On screen, Seema (Sarita Choudhury) smokes everywhere in And Just Like That, including in her bed
The misconception that light cigarettes are healthier can create a false sense of security, discouraging smokers from quitting
The series tells the story of two young women who share the same name but have vastly different personalities and backgrounds, and whose fates become intertwined after an unexpected meeting
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STOP CANCER DRIVE SUPPRESSES SCIENTIFIC NEWS LINKING DISEASE TO WELL-ADVERTISED CIGARETTES: New Evidence on TobaccoKilled or Buried (4 pages) Article by George Seldes (1890-1995), pioneering investigative journalist, who doggedly exposed the suppression by magazines, newspapers, and even health organizations of coverage of studies linking cigarette smoking to cancer In fact: AN ANTIDOTE FOR FALSEHOOD IN THE DAILY PRESS July 28, 1947 Three cheers for George Seldes: One cheer for the American press (8 pages) Cover story by Carl Jensen (1929-2015) The QUILL Published by The Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi September 1987 The Nation is a progressive American magazine of political and cultural news and opinion