The “truth” campaign, an aggressive anti-smoking ad campaign targeted at youth, is sponsored by which organization?
The “truth” campaign, an aggressive anti-smoking ad campaign targeted at youth, is sponsored by which organization?
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* Truth campaign is funded by truth initiative.
* Truth initiative is a national public health organization formed
due to master settlement agreement of attorney generals of 46
states.
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