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RoseWind [281]
3 years ago
15

Match these examples of drug advertising with a truth about the same drug. A. Drinking wine makes you look sophisticated. Smokin

g tobacco can lead to wrinkles and yellowing of skin. B. Cigars lead to more fun and adventures. Using prescriptions improperly can be dangerous. C. All prescriptions are safe because they are medicines. Chewing tobacco can lead to mouth cancer. D. Many famous athletes enjoy chewing tobacco. Alcoholics can die of liver cancer.
Biology
1 answer:
Brums [2.3K]3 years ago
4 0

The format of your question is confusing, but I am still able to answer your question. I will put it like this: advertisement -> true statement


Drinking Wine makes you look sophisticated -> Alcoholics can die of liver cancer.


Cigars lead to more fun and adventures -> Smoking tobacco can lead to wrinkles and yellowing of skin.


All prescriptions are safe because they are medicines -> Using prescriptions improperly can be dangerous.


Many famous athletes enjoy chewing tobacco -> Chewing tobacco can lead to mouth cancer.

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