Twenty-Five Years of Activism
1977-2002
1977-2002
“Tobacco Hackers Do It With Phlegm”
Poster by artist Doug Minkler
For Doctors Ought to Care (DOC)
1992
Brochure
California Doctors Ought to Care
1992
Letter
Surgeon General C. Everett Koop to Colleagues
1992
Article
1992
Article
Jim Barnett
1992
Article
Washington Post
Charles R. Babcock
1992
Newsletter
Vol 7, No 1
Spring, 1992
Transcript – Counter-Ad
Doctors Ought to Care
March 4, 1992
Letter
Jane Delgado to Alan Blum
March 5,1992
Article
Houston Post
April 4,1992
Program
November, 1992
Lesson Plan
1992
Article
Derrick Jackson
The Boston Globe
1992
Medicine vs. Madison Avenue, was created through a collaborative effort of the DOC national office, California DOC, and the DOC Tobacco Archive and International Resource Center. The documentary exposes the promotional tactics of the tobacco companies and their many allies, such as mass media corporations, sports, and cultural organizations. In addition to exposing the tactics that the tobacco companies use to sell their products, the video also highlights several strategies pioneered by DOC for counteracting the tobacco pandemic.
Award Winning Documentary Released by DOC: ‘Medicine vs. Madison Ave'”
Flyer
Doctors Ought to Care
1992
“Medicine vs. Madison Avenue” (25:18)
Video
Doctors Ought to Care (DOC)
Awarded first prize in health promotion category at the 1994 International Medical Film Festival
1992
Alan Blum, M.D., Director
205-348-2886
ablum@ua.edu
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