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In particular, they emphasize that cigarette filters do not work and were first manufactured to take the fear out of smoking. Thomas Novotny, of San Diego State University, said: Filters first appeared in the 1950s when the tobacco industry portrayed them as a way to make cigarettes safe by absorbing some of the tar that was implicated in the lung cancer epidemic