Chinese Kindergarteners Leading World In Cigarette Logo Awareness Too

Will we ever win a race against the children of China? 86% of a group of 5- and 6-year-olds in China were able to identify at least one brand of cigarettes, compared to only 50% of Russian children. But children in India were most likely to want to grow up to be smokers — a full 30% of them. This according to a new study in Pediatrics, which didn’t bother to study lazy American children, who just choose brands willy-nilly.