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Tobacco industry efforts at discrediting scientific knowledge of environmental tobacco smoke: a review of internal industry documents 下载免费PDF全文
STUDY OBJECTIVE: Using tobacco industry internal documents to investigate the use of tobacco industry consulting scientists to discredit scientific knowledge of environmental tobacco smoke (ETS). DESIGN: Basic and advanced searches were performed on the Philip Morris, Tobacco Institute, R J Reynolds, Brown and Williamson, Lorillard, and the Council for Tobacco Research document web sites, with a concentration on the years 1985-1995. Guildford depository files located on the Canadian Council on Tobacco Control website were also searched. The documents were found in searches undertaken between 1 March and 30 June 2000. MAIN RESULTS: The industry built up networks of scientists sympathetic to its position that ETS is an insignificant health risk. Industry lawyers had a large role in determining what science would be pursued. The industry funded independent organisations to produce research that appeared separate from the industry and would boost its credibility. Industry organised symposiums were used to publish non-peer reviewed research. Unfavourable research conducted or proposed by industry scientists was prevented from becoming public. CONCLUSIONS: Industry documents illustrate a deliberate strategy to use scientific consultants to discredit the science on ETS. 相似文献
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Ernst Schultze Schütt A. Schüller Révész Dubitscher W. Brandt v. Neureiter Donalies Wagner Drope K. Ernst L. Wachholz R. Henneberg Einar Sjövall Leibbrand H. Pfister Heesch Bresowsky Heinr Többen Rüssel R. Klein A. Pilcz Portius H. Linden Ganter Schrader Günther M. H. Fischer Laruelle Arno Warstadt Skalweit W. Ederle F. Münzer 《International journal of legal medicine》1938,29(4):341-364
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Key issues surrounding the health impacts of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) and other sources of nicotine 下载免费PDF全文
Jeffrey Drope PhD Zachary Cahn PhD MA Rosemary Kennedy BSc Alex C. Liber MSPH Michal Stoklosa MA Rosemarie Henson MSSW MPH Clifford E. Douglas JD Jacqui Drope MPH 《CA: a cancer journal for clinicians》2017,67(6):449-471
Answer questions and earn CME/CNE Over the last decade, the use of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS), including the electronic cigarette or e‐cigarette, has grown rapidly. More youth now use ENDS than any tobacco product. This extensive research review shows that there are scientifically sound, sometimes competing arguments about ENDS that are not immediately and/or completely resolvable. However, the preponderance of the scientific evidence to date suggests that current‐generation ENDS products are demonstrably less harmful than combustible tobacco products such as conventional cigarettes in several key ways, including by generating far lower levels of carcinogens and other toxic compounds than combustible products or those that contain tobacco. To place ENDS in context, the authors begin by reviewing the trends in use of major nicotine‐containing products. Because nicotine is the common core—and highly addictive—constituent across all tobacco products, its toxicology is examined. With its long history as the only nicotine product widely accepted as being relatively safe, nicotine‐replacement therapy (NRT) is also examined. A section is also included that examines snus, the most debated potential harm‐reduction product before ENDS. Between discussions of NRT and snus, ENDS are extensively examined: what they are, knowledge about their level of “harm,” their relationship to smoking cessation, the so‐called gateway effect, and dual use/poly‐use. CA Cancer J Clin 2017;67:449‐471. © 2017 American Cancer Society. 相似文献
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v. Neureiter Feitscher Conrad Günther Dubitscher Wilhelma Muthmann H. A. Schmitz Ottilie Budde G. Blume Fumarola Ö. Fischer v. Baeyer Schrader Heinr Többen Seige K. Ernst F. Stumpfl Matzdorff Hallervorden L. Wachholz Leibbrand Ganter I. Hahn Meumann W. Geller R. Mancke Drope v. Braunmühl Arno Warstadt Skalweit Scheurlen Portius 《International journal of legal medicine》1938,29(6):604-620
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Physical activity counseling in primary care: Insights from public health and behavioral economics 下载免费PDF全文
Kerem Shuval PhD Tammy Leonard PhD Jeffrey Drope PhD David L. Katz MD MPH Alpa V. Patel PhD Melissa Maitin‐Shepard MPP On Amir PhD Amir Grinstein PhD 《CA: a cancer journal for clinicians》2017,67(3):233-244
Physical inactivity has reached epidemic proportions in modern society. Abundant evidence points to a causal link between physical inactivity and increased risk for numerous noncommunicable diseases, such as some types of cancer and heart disease, as well as premature mortality. Yet, despite this overwhelming evidence, many individuals do not meet the recommended amount of physical activity required to achieve maximum health benefits. Because primary care physicians’ advice is highly regarded, clinicians have the unique opportunity to play an important role in enabling patients to modify their behavior at the point of care with the goal of guiding patients to adopt and maintain an active lifestyle. In the current study, the authors evaluate pertinent literature from the fields of medicine/public health and economics/psychology to suggest a comprehensive approach to physical activity counseling at the primary care level. They first examine the public health approach to physical activity counseling, and then proceed to offer insights from behavioral economics, an emerging field that combines principles from psychology and economics. The application of key behavioral economics tools (eg, precommitment contracts, framing) to physical activity counseling in primary care is elaborated. CA Cancer J Clin 2017;67:233–244 . © 2017 American Cancer Society . 相似文献