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British Medical Bulletin 52:121-131 (1996)
© 1996 The British Council

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The ethics of tobacco advertising and advertising bans

Simon Chapman

University Department of Community Medicine Westmead, NSW, Australia

Abstract

In this chapter, I will examine the main ethical parameters of the arguments pertaining to the alleged ‘right’ to advertise tobacco products and those maintaining that it should be banned. In particular, I will explore the ethics of the adoption of ‘partial’ bans on tobacco advertising, since there are now few countries which do not restrict tobacco advertising in some way.


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