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Smoking behavior may become re-normalized as the tobacco industry gains covert and unregulated advertising through this medium, the researchers wrote, adding that the findings show that the tobacco industry is again using young women unknowingly or not as tools for and targets of their stealth tobacco advertising methods. They conclude: These findings portend a dangerous trend for young women in the absence of effective public health intervention strategies. truth has repeatedly called out celebrities for being unpaid spokespeople and promoting tobacco use on social media and in other forms of on-screen entertainment