You may have seen ads run by the big cigarette companies listing the dangers of smoking and that they manipulated cigarettes to make them more addictive. The path to the advertisements the big ...

EUGENE, Ore. -- An Oregon State University study suggests that anti-smoking ads by the tobacco industry targeted at youths and their parents do not work and might actually encourage teens to smoke.

Stanton Glantz receives funding from the National Institutes of Health, the Truth Initiative, and other foundations that work against smoking among youth people. You may have seen ads run by the big ...