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Tobacco Institute Interviews (1981)

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Clips from interviews with smokers conducted by Burson-Marsteller for the Tobacco Institute. These people express skepticism about the quality of scientific research showing that cigarette smoking is harmful to one's health and they are interested in hearing a debate about the subject.

This movie is part of the collection: UCSF Tobacco Industry Videos

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Keywords: tobacco ; cigarette ; smoker behavior ; smoking cessation ; tobacco related health concerns ; science and health ; research activity

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