Jean Wilson, Swimming StarMore Doctors smoke Camel than any other cigarette
More Doctors smoke Camel than any other cigarette (2)
Tobacco advertising in 1950s and 1960s
All responsibility about health care was reloaded on the consumers.
Caveat emptor! Topic 6. CSR in Marketing
Marketing Harmful Products Modern Tobacco Advertising
Can we say that now tobacco advertising has achieved an ethical optimum?
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Marketing Harmful Products Marketing of infant formula
Infant formula is used as a substitute for mother's breast milk when the mother is ill or for other reasons cannot provide enough milk for her infant. It is popular in wealthier countries because it is convenient, but extensive use of infant formula is harmful:
1) it does not contain the antibodies that an infant needs; 2) it requires water, which is not sanitary in many poor countries; 3) it is expensive and requires a large portion of a poor family's income.
After the saturation of the market in developed countries the producers of infant formula moved to developing countries and started massive advertising campaigns for this product. This causes a lot of problems with child health.
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