Philip Morris International has secretly funded Japanese academics
Leaked documents show the tobacco giant attempting to influence science and public health policy in Japan by covertly funding research and expert networks
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Leaked documents show the tobacco giant attempting to influence science and public health policy in Japan by covertly funding research and expert networks
Presentations from Tobacco Control Research Group (TCRG) members have influenced a new white paper, which aims to help work towards a smoke-free Europe.
Tobacco Control Research Group (TCRG) analysis questions how aspirational Philip Morris International’s targets for reducing cigarette shipments truly are.
Medscape has scrapped a deal with Philip Morris International (PMI) to run educational courses after pressure from international organisations.
Philip Morris International gains trust in industry-funded science by posing as a generous supporter and concealing its involvement through third parties
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