The New anti-smoking ads a smart

The Lawrence W. Green is professor of 
epidemiology and bio statistics at the School of 
Medicine in the University of California at San 
Francisco. He was a former acting director of 
the Office on Smoking and Health at the
 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
CNN  The new anti-smoking campaign 
launched by the Centers for Disease Control 
and Prevention is a smart move.

This is the largest nationwide advertising effort
 the CDC has ever launched to combat
 tobacco addiction. By spending $54 million 
and playing stark and graphic advertisements
 throughout the country, the government hopes 
 to drive home the message that smoking is 
harmful and that there is help for those who 
want to quit.