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Policy Sciences 4(2):155169

This is a continuation of a phenomenon from the 2009 legislative fight described in the article in the American Journal of Public Health: Tobacco industry spokespeople insisted that making menthol available put them on the side of African Americans struggle for justice and enlisted civil rights groups to help them make that case. Today, R.J

"Cardiovascular risk factors in tobacco-chewers: a controlled study"

STOP researchers profile allies in three categories which describe both their level of industry alignment and activity: Front groups are organizations that claim independence but are established, funded or controlled by corporate interests