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Big Tobacco's Guinea Pigs: How an Unregulated Industry Experiments on America's Kids and Consumers

Feb 20, 2008

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Details how tobacco companies specifically design products to recruit youth users, create and sustain nicotine addiction, and discourage quitting. Describes new features and their intended effects, and calls for FDA regulation of tobacco products.

Big Tobacco's Guinea Pigs: How an Unregulated Industry Experiments on America's Kids and Consumers

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Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids

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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

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Report/Whitepaper

Language

English

Geography

North America / United States

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Title: Big Tobacco's Guinea Pigs: How an Unregulated Industry Experiments on America's Kids and Consumers
Publication date 2008-02-20
Publication Year 2008
Copyright holder(s) Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids
Geographical Focus North America / United States
Keywords nicotine , cigarettes , smokers , tobacco companies , tobacco products
Document type Report/Whitepaper
Language English
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