New anti-smoking advertising campaign

Health minister Tessa Jowell this week showed the government’s determination to appear tough on smoking, by unveiling the Health Education Authority’s new anti-smoking advertising campaign, which will run from Boxing Day to No Smoking Day in March 1998.

Health minister Tessa Jowell this week showed the government’s

determination to appear tough on smoking, by unveiling the Health

Education Authority’s new anti-smoking advertising campaign, which will

run from Boxing Day to No Smoking Day in March 1998.



The TV commercials, conceived by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO, show real

people with smoking-related diseases. One ad features David, a

51-year-old, who has had emphysema for 15 years. He explains: ’50% of my

lungs don’t work anymore and each day that goes by the other half is

deteriorating.’



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