2004
Smoke screen: sweet-sounding cigarettes are 'candy-flavored cancer'.(Current Health 2, Dec.04)
RJ Reynolds Exec Defends Hip Hop Ads, Flavored Tobacco
RJR Irresponsibly Markets Candy- Flavored Cigarettes for the Holidays (CTFK)
Smoking decline linked to state anti-tobacco ads
Europe Launches Shock Tobacco Ads
Up In Smoke: Tobacco Ads Continue To Wane, Promo Spending Soars
U.S. cigarette makers boost discounts as ads drop
Cigarette Maker (Kool) Cuts Hip Hop Ads
Smoking: products claim to lower risks (10/4)
Cigarette flavors not sweet to some -Groups say kids are likely targets
Smoking and anti-smoking campaigns compete for Black youth (9/13)
Luring minority teens to smoking (8/22)
Tobacco firms seek to broaden appeal (7/19)
Smoking: Girls copy screen idols (Study)  More stories
Tobacco, alcohol shouldn't target kids
NY attorney general accuses tobacco company of violating settlement (6/16)
Tobacco makers want cigarettes cut from films (6/14)
Anti-Tobacco Advocacy Inspires Teens to Quit Smoking
US Lawmakers Warn Hollywood to Reduce Smoking In Movies (5/13)
Teens Actually Like Being Told Why Smoking's Dumb (5/2)
B&W Stops Ads Aimed at Blacks (4/23) 
Kools New Ads Target Blacks Teens, Critics Say (4/1)
Kool Cigarettes In New Flavors Draw Criticism (3/9)
Anti-smoking researcher calls on R-rating for movie smoking (3/9)  Full Study here
Hollywood Faces Fury as On Screen Smoking Returns to 1950s Levels (3/7)
Anti-Tobacco Curriculum More Effective Than Lectures (3/5)
Taking the No-Smoking Message to Schools (March 2)
Newport Cigarettes Gain Popularity With Teens (2/4)
Smoke Scenes on the Big Screen, Feb. 2004, Current Health 2 magazine