Mar 1, 2025 These cases are great
The case is stronger for the specificity and rich detail that Wailoo weaves into it." Nature Wailoo draws on collections of internal tobacco industry documents made public through litigation, along with other historical sources, to peer into the hidden world of tobacco marketing
Smoking increases the levels of bad bacteria causing malodor because of increased levels of plaque and calculus in the mouth
and the horrible, horrible irony is that the tobacco industries research is world class and open to all as they try to be whiter than white and claw back some of their reputation, and its the *public health research* that is being shown again and again and again to be utterly woeful, full of holes, unrealistically set up, deliberately misleading, failing to compare harm etc yet still gets breathless front page press coverage *every* time it comes out, with no recourse for correction, even before its been formally peer reviewed or published in many cases
No more odour bleed
The filter has a sweet taste