Tobacco Companies Have Made 9 Changes To Cigarettes, And They're All Scary Bad

Eric March, UPWORTHY
After the tobacco companies lost that major lawsuit in the ’90s, I always assumed they just sort of quietly went away. But nope. Turns out, they just laid low for a while, rebranded, and poured tons of money into figuring out these diabolical new ways to get and keep people addicted to cigarettes.
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ABOUT:  This graph was compiled by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids. You can read their full report on the increasing danger of cigarettes, which is as massive in scope as it is infuriating,right here. You can also follow the campaign on Twitter and track them on Facebook.Thumbnail image posted to Flickr by user Javier Ignacio Acuña Ditzel, used under Creative Commons license.
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