When lifelong smoker Jean Connor died of lung cancer in 1995 at age forty-nine, her family brought a wrongful death suit against cigarette manufacturer R.J. Reynolds, arguing that Connor had been "lured into smoking" as a teenager by glamorous tobacco advertisements and was heavily addicted before cigarette warning labels made their appearance.
An edition of Promoting Healthy Behavior
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Promoting Healthy Behavior
How Much Freedom? Whose Responsibility? (Hastings Center Studies in Ethics)
by Daniel Callahan
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Promoting Healthy Behavior: How Much Freedom? Whose Resposibility? (Hastings Center Studies in Ethics)
June 18, 2001, Georgetown University Press
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Promoting Healthy Behavior: How Much Freedom? Whose Responsibility? (Hastings Center Studies in Ethics)
March 2000, Georgetown University Press
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