Cigarettes Have More Nicotine

American Voices • health • drugs • ISSUE 42•36 • Sep 12, 2006

A recent study shows that the amount of nicotine in cigarettes rose an average of 10% between 1998 and 2004. What do you think?

“And they say big tobacco doesn't care about their customers.”
James Parnett –
Film Critic
“In my day, all you ever needed for repeat business was an ad showing a dancing cigarette pack with a sexy pair of gams.”
Denny Mathison –
Boxing Trainer
“Um, I can't really tell: Was this a pro or anti-smoking study?”
Judy O'Connor –
Systems Analyst

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