The Tobacco Free Periodicals ProjectEndorsement Form for Organizations |
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| Advertisements
from tobacco companies in magazines and other periodicals undermine
tobacco cessation and prevention efforts, promote addiction to deadly
products, and support the tobacco industry's public relations goals and
political strategies. Publishers of periodicals should decline to carry
ads for tobacco products, tobacco industry public relations ads and the
companies' self-serving "anti-youth-smoking" ads. Periodicals
that carry any of these ads are particularly inappropriate in healthcare
settings and should not be displayed in the public or patient-care areas
of the offices of health professionals or health institutions.
The regularly updated list of
periodicals maintained by Smoke Free Maryland (in MedChi) and posted at www.tobaccofreeperiodicals.org
will serve as a guide. (Tobacco industry public
relations advertisements such as "Philip Morris Doesn't Think Kids
Should Smoke" etc., are considered as tobacco industry
advertisements for this purpose regardless of whether or not they
promote a tobacco product). |
Read a current list of tobacco-free periodicals project endorsers. | |
| An updated list of hundreds of popular magazines without
tobacco company
ads is available here.
Another list of periodicals that include these ads is here. |
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Please answer the questions below and provide the following contact information:
Please type any comments below. |
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| Your contact information will NOT be provided to any organizations other than those administering this strategy to eliminate magazines with tobacco industry ads from health facilities and periodicals. |
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This is a project of The Campaign For Tobacco Free Kids (www.tobaccofreekids.org) and MedChi, The Maryland State Medical Society (www.medchi.org) and Smoke Free Baltimore County (www.smokefreebc.org), which initiated and maintains this project. |