Smoking Dangers Covered Up by Tobacco Lawyers
The JAMA report details Brown & Williamson lawyers muting scientists and labeling internal research as work product to hide decades of evidence that nicotine is addictive and smoking dangerous. Five authors say lawyers influenced policy at the third-largest U.S. tobacco firm, manipulating the legal system to avoid disclosures.
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Chicago — Tobacco Company
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp
Journal of the American Medical Association
JAMA
Stanton A. Glantz
University of California In
San Francisco
Blue Jay Besotted Family Pet Roosts In Garage
Sammons recalls his pet blue jay living with his family after escaping to the workshop. The bird has nearly caused two close calls, fell into an oil pan, and was knocked senseless by a moving ceiling fan. The jay steals coins and jewelry, hides food under pine bark, scolds people, and resists being indoors. Sammons hopes the bird eventually returns to the wild, away from people and dogs.
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Sammons
Monica Sammons
Hair drug test kit offered for parents insights
In Cambridge, Psychemedics Corp. announced a $75 home hair analysis kit to detect marijuana, cocaine or other drug use in the past 90 days. Parents order by phone or mail, send the hair sample, and receive results within two weeks, the company said. This marks the second broad home drug test kit released this year.
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Cambridge
Mass
Psychemedics Corp
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