Cigarette Ads Fight Back As Industry Attacks Science
The tobacco industry spends heavily on full page ads to counter claims that smoking and secondhand smoke cause cancer. R J Reynolds and Philip Morris dispute EPA studies, arguing the science is flawed while officials defend links to cancer. Regulators may limit nicotine rather than ban smoking.
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