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Extending the restrictions on youth marketing such as prohibiting sponsorships, restricting branded giveaways and other measures that apply to cigarettes and smokeless tobacco to additional products such as cigars and hookah, and to new products like e-cigarettes and heat-not-burn products Prohibiting free samples of any kind of tobacco product Other policies that contribute to protecting communities from this kind of marketing include: Raising the minimum legal age to purchase tobacco products to 21, which is an effective way to reduce young adult exposure to tobacco and tobacco marketing This would also prevent those aged 18-20 from entering tobacco industry adult-only facilities.* Prohibiting coupon redemption Often at experiential marketing events, attendees will receive coupons that significantly discount the price of tobacco products
They are permitted to remain in contact and have a relationship, but nothing else
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Stanford Research Into the Impact of Tobacco Advertising The use of celebrities, such as this ad with TV legend Ed Sullivan, was another common tactic to earn the public's trust
[17] [67] These include exposure to indoor and outdoor pollutants, particulate matter, allergens, occupational exposure, and host factors
