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Date: 20 Jun 1994
Length: 2 pages
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Abstract

Summarizes PM's concern over, and strategies to address, IARC's multi-national study on ETS. Reports that "we are encouraging all PMI markets to step up proactive measures to preempt tough legislation tomorrow w/reasonable restrictions today. And we are also proposing that government adopt criteria for good epidemiology. If adopted by law or regulation these criteria would preclude governments from using the results of studies which don't meet the criteria. And most of the ETS studies to date do not." Requests that strategies be discussed with representatives of Japan Tobacco to "ensure JT regards the IARC threat and this strategy - among others - with the seriousness it deserves."

Fields

Type
Telex
Company
Philip Morris
Site
MN Depository
Author
Goodheart, Jan (PM Asia, Worldwide Regulatory Affairs Mgr.)
Jan Goodheart was the Manager for Worldwide Regulatory Affairs for Philip Morris. (PMI's Introduction to Privilege Log and Glossary of Names, Estate of Burl Butler v. PMI, et al, April 19, 1996)
Recipient
Tilley, Karen
Named Person
Winokur, Matthew
Devitre, Dinyar S.
Andrade, Anthony J.
Goodheart, Jan
Egawa, Michiko
Parrish, Steven C.
Webb, Bill
Dangoor, David
Ohkawa, Yoshihiko
Steve
Carchman, Richard A.
Bill
Nishimura
Uetani
Ikeda
Michiko
Named Organization
International Agency for Research on Cancer
WHO
IARC
PMI
JT
GOJ
Region
Japan
NY
Thesaurus Term
Preemption
Good Epidemiological Practices
ETS Exposure
Research Studies
Lung Cancer
Industry Strategies
Legislation
Preemption
Health Advocacy Groups
Keyword
IARC Multinational Study on ETS and Lung Cancer

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