Mattison and John Schneider Coronet Magazine May 1950 Although the authors of this article downplay, deride, or debunk the increasing number of medical reports of a variety of adverse health effects caused by smoking, Coronet , a general interest, family-oriented magazine similar in format to Readers Digest (which in 1952 became the first major magazine to warn regularly about the dangers of smoking) did not have cigarette advertising
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