Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act

The Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act of 1970 is a federal law that regulates cigarette advertising and smoking in the United States. It bans cigarette TV and radio ads to reduce tobacco promotion, requiring warning labels on cigarette packages to inform consumers of health risks. The law aims to decrease smoking rates and protect public health, especially among youth. It also restricts sales to minors and promotes awareness of the dangers of smoking, reflecting efforts to curb tobacco-related illnesses and mortality nationwide.