A precedent for this exists, it seems to me, in the Kefauver Drug Amendments of 1962, which provide that prescription-drug advertising must carry brief summaries about specific conditions that might be brought about in patients through the use of the drugs being advertised
This life of privilege has afforded him an aura of pomp and circumstance
[1] Your body needs cholesterol to build cells, synthesize some vitamins, and produce certain hormones
A large, bulky air purifier would be very impractical, but something small and portable would be just the ticket
The loss of the aura has allowed advertisers to position photos in relation to other photos that construct a narrative that cigarettes lead to healthy digestion
The sooner you stop smoking, the better, but even quitting in the last weeks of your pregnancy can have some benefits (NHS 2015)