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Subject: CTR Plans

Date: 19 Jan 1979
Length: 1 page
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Abstract

Lists suggestions for "recommendations for future work at CTR." Includes "[t]he effect of environmental and other factors in skin painting and/or inhalation," "threshold of carcinogens in various species with specific chemicals," "positive effects of smoking," "ambient smoke," and the "effect of smoke and/or nicotine on naive animals versus acclimatized animals." Same as Bates #1000041869.

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Memorandum
Author
Seligman, Robert B. (PM VP of R&D c. 1976-82)
Vice President of Research and Development at Philip Morris Richmond, VA 1976-1982. Reported to Senior Vice President of Operations. In 1982 transferred to tobacco technology group. Wanted to share ammonia and other tobacco technology with PM International companies.
Recipient
Holtzman, Alexander (PM Asst General Counsel. 1975-85.)
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Osdene, T.S.
Named Organization
*Council for Tobacco Research-- U.S.A. Inc. CTR (Formerly Tobacco Industry Research Committee (TIRC))
Created and funded by the tobacco industry to award grants to study of the link between smoking and disease. Part of a four decade effort to cast doubt on the links between smoking and disease.
Committee of Counsel
Keyword
Diet
Epidemiology
Ambient smoke
Thesaurus Term
carcinogen
inhalation study
animal subject
immunologic factor
tobacco smoke
mouse skin painting

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PHILIP HORRIS U. S. A. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE. • R.B. Seligman RICHHOND, VIRGINIA Date: January 19, 1979 ~b]ect: . CTR Plans . Tom Osdene informed me that at your December 13, 1978, meeting with the Committee of Counsel, each technical representative was asked for recommendations for future work at CTR. • Listed below are the suggestions from this Department : I) The effect of environmental and other factors in skin painting and/or inhalation. (a) Skin painting in germ- free animals. (b) Effect of diet on tests. (c) Effects of inducers in diet on test. (d) Viral environment/ immunological competence. 2) Investigate threshold of carcinogens i in various spec es with specific chemicals. 3) 4) 5) Positive effects of smoking (e.g. easing frustration, by smoking). Ambient smoke- any danger to nonsmoker? Effect of smoke and/or nicotine on naive animals versus acclimatized animals. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me. RBS/sgr Dr. T. S. Osdene

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