New cigarette regulations offer a point for public health to refer to that would advance solutions in alcohol consumption.

You are right. I misread America as “North America”, but America means USA. In the USA, they have freedom of speech, more so than Canada, the government can’t restrict advertising that much. Their industry is mostly self-regulating, for example: https://www.beerinstitute.org/policy-responsibility/responsibility/advertising-marketing-code/

When the cigarette companies decided they were losing money by advertising on TV they got it banned.

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America means USA

It also refers to the combined area of North and South America. This the more likely usage here, as who would ask about whether or not the USA has such regulation in a Canadian forum? That would have no relevance.

North, South, and Central America! 😉

You must be right since I originally included Canada in “America”.

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