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AL HARTMANN | Tribune File Photo Mary Kaye Huntsman is shown speaking to Church Women United at the Bountiful Community Church in 2006 to celebrate Friendship Day. The then-first lady of Utah spoke about her "Power in You" program for teens.
Published on Aug 19, 2010 05:25PM
Former Utah First Lady Mary Kaye Huntsman has published an attack in Chinese media on cigarette advertising. About a quarter of China's population is addicted to cigarettes already, and the tobacco industry has targeted women with ads.

These companies continue to spend millions of yuan on tobacco advertising to convince women and young girls that smoking is a sign of liberation and a way to keep slim. Similar campaigns were run in the US in the 1960s. We now know, though, that, instead of making them glamorous, smoking makes women sick.

Huntsman shares with Chinese readers the bleak tragedy of her sister Susan's death as a result of smoking.

After having smoked for 10 years, she was diagnosed with acute lung cancer and succumbed to the disease in just three weeks.

She was only 34 years old and should have been at the height of her life, chasing after her two beautiful young daughters. Instead, she left them motherless.

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