Philip Morris
the Case for Medium - Nicotine, Low - Tar, Low - Carbon Monoxide Cigarettes
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- Author
- Russell, Mah
- Area
- LEGAL DEPT/CARLSTADT QRSA
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- PSCI, SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION
- BIBL, BIBLIOGRAPHY
- CHAR, CHART/GRAPH
- BIBL, BIBLIOGRAPHY
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- N28
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- Stmn/R1-092
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- Named Organization
- Tobacco Research Council
- Named Person
- Ashton
- Auerbach
- Bross
- Crutch, J.
- Dean
- Feyerabend
- Gibson
- Gort, G.
- Hammond
- Hoffman
- Jarvis, M.
- Lee
- Lynch
- Raw, M.
- Russell, Mah
- Schachter
- Sutton, S.
- Todd
- Wald
- Wynder
- Auerbach
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- 1005052694/1005053222/Carton C17f
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- Inst of Psychiatry
- Master ID
- 1005052801/3146
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- Characteristic
- MARG, MARGINALIA
- Date Loaded
- 05 Jun 1998
- UCSF Legacy ID
- tmo54e00
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