Products that were once advertised, such as cigarettes, are no longer allowed on television, However, ads for erectile dysfunction, contraception, and feminine hygiene products are now common on TV
Frans said that arrangement wouldn't work because of the way cigarettes are taxed
Thats why Brinkman, along with Theodore Wagener, associate professor at the College of Medicine and director of Ohio States Center for Tobacco Research, is leading a five-year, $5 million project to create a device that when paired with existing smoking machines will allow researchers to test emissions from e-cigarettes, cigars and heat-not-burn tobacco products
"We know smoking is very expensive," Bloemendaal said