Blum Oral Tobacco
Smokeless Tobacco Safer, Professor Tells Congress
Fields
- Named Organization
- U.S. Smokeless Tobacco CompanyU.S. Smokeless Tobacco Company
- University of Alabama-Birmingham
- Named Person
- Carmona, Richard H., M.D. (U.S. Surgeon General)
- Cole, Philip, M.D. (Epidemiologist, U of Alabama, Birmingham, Industry Expert)
- Rodu, Brad Dr. (Worked at U of Alabama c. '94)Dr. Brad Rodu worked for the University of Alabama at Birmingham, circa 1994. He conducted a study of nicotine levels of 11 top-selling brands smokeless tobacco (AP 5/5/94).
- Notes
Discusses testimony regarding smokeless tobacco given at Congressional hearing on how to market and regulate the product.
- Master ID
- 001_16A
- Thesaurus Term
- harm reduction
- smokeless tobacco
- Type
- Article
- Author
- Orndorff, Mary
- Box
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I1OtiCe OI elI ort
nimal cruelty case
after Municipal.Judge Da-
;ames denied a request to
tat6 animal cruelty charges
.st Loder, who had been ae-
1 of mistreating hi~ family
rnes dismissed those
,~es, citing improper police
UCt, among o.ther prob-
~t month, Barnes was re-
;d .from the.bench until the
Court of the Judiciary de-
; Ch~ges that he mis-
tled the Loder..ease. Among
r. flaings,, the stat.e Judicial
iry CO~S.s!,gn ,, a.cc, used
es" of ha~ng a.'eoiifiict 6f in-
~t .in .the :case since .he and
all muni'cipal judges are ap-
pointed by the City Council.
Loder said Tuesday that he.
had intended to pick up the.pa-.
pets hewas served with Tuesday
but had not had time.. •
L oder's attomcy flied a claim
with the city to preserve his abil-
ity to take legal action once the
• case is rbsolved. Clainis against
the'city must be filed within six
months of an incident, and Led-
• er's filing was intended .to keep
that period alive, Loder said.
Smokeless-tobacco safer,
professor tells Congress
• . "If. at some point we deter- dose of nicotine .but will cause
rain6 that my fights .have been fewer deaths thansm0king. His
vi61ated.., then we will have •
ar;option tO ad~eSs that issue," research;° .fu~ded-sirice:i.g99 bya
grant-,from the U.S. Smokeless•
Lodersaid. " •.Tobacco Co., has b.een widely
I published and debated.• .
rSonconservation efforts
WASHINGTON -- Smokeless
tobacco is a safe, effective way
to help cigarette smokers quit, a
UAB pro,lessor. 'told~ Congress
Tuesday.during a daylong exam-
ination of how. to market and
regulate Smokele~ ~roducts. ;
Brad Rodu; an oral pathdlOg-
ist at the University of Alabama
at Birmingham, ~aid smokeless
tobacco provides a comparable
~or A, s~mley Meiburg ~old com-
imssloners they. were the first
cotmty in the nationto be ac-
cbpted to the Performance Track
program, which •encourages
.R~ducehaza~.~ dous waste by
8.:potm. ds.
ffi~ials have already in-
ked recycling..by 43 percent
DO pounds .~year and elimi-
.~ "A growing number 9f public
health experts now agree with
our harm reduction ~trategy be-
cause the antiquated quit-or:die
strategy is .increasingly recog-
nized "as a failure,"-Rodu said•in
mitten testimony prepared with
Philip Cole, a professor emeritus
in UAB's SChool bf P.ublie
sion is considering whether
smokeless products can be ad-
vertised as %afer." U.S. Surgeon
General Richard H. Carmona
told the Houso Energy and
Commerce subcommittee he
was concerned that labelingthe
products "safer: :,,may not b~'sci-'
entifically j6stitied " and ' could
came young people to start us~
ing th6m. ..
Rodu said his research is
...aimed a~.adult smokers, lOmilL
lion of Whom .will ,die in the,next
20 years, not c .hildren.
• Mary Orndorff
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I1OtiCe OI elI ort
nimal cruelty case
after Municipal.Judge Da-
,ames denied a request to
~at6 animal cruelty charges
.st Loder, who had been ae-
1 of mistreating hi~ family
rnes dismissed those
,~es, citing improper police
uct, among o.ther prob-
st month, Barnes was re-
;d .from the.bench until the
Court of the Judiciary de-
; Ch~ges that he mis-
tled the Loder..case. Among
r. flaings,, the. sta.t.e Iudicial
iry C0~S.S!9n . a.cc.used
es" of ha~ng a.'eoiifiict 6f in-
,t ~ .the :case since .he and
all mtmi'cipal judges are ap-
pointed by the City Council.
Loder said Tuesday that he.
had intended to pick up the pa-.
pets hewas served with Tuesday
but had not had time.. •
L oder's attorney flied a claim
with the city to preserve his abil-
ity to take legal action once the
case is rbsolved. Clainis against
the'city must be filed within six
months of an incident, and Led-
• er's filing was intended .to keep
that period alive, Loder said.
Smokeless-tobacco safer,
professor tells Congress
• . "If. at some point we deter- dose of nicotine .but will cause
rnin6 that my fights .have been fewer deaths thansm0king. His
vi61ated.., then we will have •
ar;option tO ad~eSs that issue," research;° .f~ded-sirice:i.~99 bya
grant-,from the U.S. Smokeless•
Lodersaid. " •.Tobacco Co., has b.een widely
I publish.ed and debated.• .
rSonconservation efforts
WASHINGTON -- Smokeless
tobacco is a safe, effective way
to help cigarette smokers quit, a
UAB pro,lessor. 'told; Congress
Tuesday.during a daylong exam-
ination of how. to market and
• regulate Smokele~ ~roducts. ;
Brad Rodu,, an oral pathdlOg-
ist at the University of Alabama
at Birmingham, ~aid smokeless
tobacco provides a comparable
~or A, s~mley Meiburg ~old com-
imssloners they. were die first
cotm~•in the nationto be ac-
cbpted to the Performance Track
program, which encourages
.R~ducehaza~.~ dous waste by
8.:potm. ds.
~ials have already in-
~ed recycling,.by 43 percent
00 pounds .¢year and elimi-
.~ "A growing number 9f public
health experts now agree with
our harm reduction ~trategy be-
cause the antiquated quit-or:die
strategy is .increasingly recog-
nized "as a failure,"-Rodu said.in
written testimony prepared with
Philip Cole, a professor emeritus
in UAB's SChool bf P.ublie
sion is considering whether
smokeless products can be ad-
vertised as %afer." U.S. Surgeon
General Richard H. Carmona
told the House Energy and•
Commerce subcommittee he
was concerned that labelingthe
products "safer: :,,may not b~sci-'
entifically jdstified " and ' could"
came young people to start us~
ing th6m. .,
Rodu said his research is
...aimed a~.adult smokers, lOmilL
lion of WhOm .will .die in die.next
20 years, not c .hildren.
• Mary Orndorff
HEAT!NG & AIR I
:d 205 pouttds of hazardbus companies and governments to
te by switcmng'to soy-based exceed" regulatory requirements•
in the county print shop.• . • for environmental roanagCment.
epu.ty aegion~ Administra- " Vicki McClure.
,~NEED YO.UR USED CLOT .H!NG!
..~~For .free home pick:up,call .(20-~) 252- 8151
• we'll also.to~ a~ay your. ~sed
. bonatiofi Tax l~ipt ~en. ""'
ALL GOLF SHOES, BAGS & APPAREL
OFF
WE GUARANTEE YOU THE LOWEST'
INTEREST RATE IN AJVlERICA
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