Philip Morris
Saude: Risco De Fumante Passivo E Insignificante, Diz Pesquisa.
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- Author
- Azevedo, E.
- Characteristic
- EXTR, EXTRA
- FLSP, FOREIGN LANGUAGE, SPANISH/PORTUGUESE
- MARG, MARGINALIA
- Master ID
- 2063594010/4240
- 2063594010-4240
- 2063594012-4016 Biennial Report 960000 / 970000
- 2063594018 Europe's Largest Ever Passive Smoking Study Has Failed to Establish A Meaningful Risk of Lung Cancer to Non-Smokers.
- 2063594019-4023 New Research From International Agency for Research on Cancer
- 2063594024 Smoking in Public Places - Not A Major Irritant
- 2063594025-4027 New Opinion Research on the Public's Views of Irritating Behaviour
- 2063594028-4029 Major Environmental Tobacco Smoke Study Finds No Risk
- 2063594030-4031 Major New Study Shows Smoking Bans Unnecessary
- 2063594033-4035 World Health Organization's Cancer Chief Says That Uk Media Reports on Passive Smoking Data Are Inaccurate
- 2063594036-4037 Passive Smoking Does Cause Lung Cancer, Do Not Let Them Fool You
- 2063594038 Passive Smoking and Lung Cancer in Europe
- 2063594041-4042 Passive Smoking Doesn't Cause Cancer - Official
- 2063594043 A Setback for Nanny
- 2063594045-4046 'foul Play' by Tobacco Firm Passive Smoking Claims Rejected
- 2063594047 No Link Between Passive Smoking and Lung Cancer
- 2063594048 Cancer Caution
- 2063594049 Fury Over Cig Claim
- 2063594050 Others' Cigs 'not Danger'
- 2063594051 Passive Smoke Row
- 2063594052 Bat Claims New Survey Reveals Minimal Risk
- 2063594053 Children Face Worst Risk From Passive Smoking
- 2063594054-4055 Passive Smoking
- 2063594056-4059 Who Report on Passive Smoking
- 2063594060-4067 Passive Smoking
- 2063594068 Un - Passive Smoking
- 2063594069 Rtrs - Row Breaks Out Over Report on Passive Smoking
- 2063594070 Second-Hand Smoke 'may Protect You'
- 2063594071 Smoke Cancer Link in Doubt
- 2063594072 Tobacco Wars Passive Smoking Safe: Study
- 2063594073 Passive Smoking Safe: Health Body
- 2063594074 Wa Laws May Need Rethink
- 2063594075 Passief Roken Heeft Mogelijk Postifief Effect
- 2063594077 Who Denies Quashing Passive - Smoking Study
- 2063594078 British Newspaper Says Who Withheld Smoking Study Report
- 2063594079 Un Health Agency Industry Passive Smoking Row
- 2063594080-4081 Uk: Experts Reject 'passive Smoking Safe' Claim
- 2063594082 Estudo Questiona Risco Do Fumo Passivo
- 2063594083-4084 Study Doubts of the Risk of Passive Smoking
- 2063594086 Smoking Out Bad Science
- 2063594087 Debate Gets Heated Over Interpretation of European Results
- 2063594089-4090 Health - Second Hand Smoking Risk Is Insignificant, Say Research
- 2063594092 Rtf 03/12 0601 Interview - Gallaher Plays Down Down Passive Smoking Risk
- 2063594093 Passive Smoking Riposte to Tobacco Companies
- 2063594095 Smoking Out the Good Guys
- 2063594096 These Jokers Must Kill Me
- 2063594098-4099 Smokescreens
- 2063594100 Cancer Link Refuted Tobacco-Firm Scientist: Who Study Showed No Correlation
- 2063594102-4105
- 2063594106 Who Needs Who?
- 2063594107 How Bogus Science Holds US in Its Thrall
- 2063594109 Ban Anti-Tobacco Activists
- 2063594113-4125 NCI Smoking and Health Program
- 2063594126 Carcinogenicity of Inhaled Cigarette Smoke in the Nmu - Pretreated Hamster Larynx
- 2063594127 Effects of Chronic Tobacco Smoke Exposure From High-Tar or Low-Tar Cigarettes on the Systemic Clearance Mechanisms of Mice
- 2063594128 Effects of Chronic Tobacco Smoke Exposure on Immune Responses in Aged Mice
- 2063594129 A Survey of Pathological Changes Associated with Long-Term High Tar Tobacco Smoke Exposure in A Murine Model
- 2063594130 Tobacco Smoke Inhalation Studies in Rats
- 2063594131 the Effect of Cigarette Smoke Exposure in Europe in European Hamsters
- 2063594132 Pathological Alterations in Syrian Golden Hamsters Lungs After Passive Exposure to Cigarette Smoke
- 2063594133 Mucus Hypersecretion and Viscoelasticity Changes in Cigarette Smoking Dogs
- 2063594134 A Study of Tobacco Carcinogenesis. Xii. Epithelial Changes Induced in the Upper Respiratory Tracts of Syrian Golden Hamsters by Cigarette Smoke.
- 2063594135 Simultaneous Exposure of Chinese Hamsters to Ethanol and Cigarette Smoke, Cytogenetic Aspects
- 2063594136 Action of Intensive Cigarette Smoke Inhalations on Rat Lung. Role of Particulate and Gaseous Cofactors
- 2063594137 Differential Response of Snell's and C57 Black Mice to Chronic Inhalation of Cigarette Smoke
- 2063594138 Establishing Aerosol Exposure Concentrations for Inhalation Toxicity Studies.
- 2063594139 Dosimetry and Cardiopulmonary Function in Rats Chronically Exposed to Cigarette Smoke.
- 2063594140 the Effect of Long-Term Exposure to Cigarette Smoke on the Height and Specificity of the Secondary Immune Response to Influenza Virus in A Murine Model System.
- 2063594141 Chronic Cigarette Smoke Inhalation and Aging in Mice: 1. Morphologic and Functional Lung Abnormalities
- 2063594142 Murine Lung Response to Kaolin Conveyed by Cigarette Smoke
- 2063594143 Diesel Exhaust Is A Pulmonary Carcinogen in Rats Exposed Chronically by Inhalation
- 2063594144 Influence of Vitamin A on the Laryngeal Response of Hamsters Exposed to Cigarette Smoke
- 2063594145 Etude Des Effects De La Fumee De Cigarettes Par Inhalation Chezle Rat
- 2063594146 Effects of Chronic Daily Exposure to Tobacco Smoke on the High Leukemic Akr Strain of Mice
- 2063594147 Chronic Cigarette Sidestream Smoke Exposure Increases Rat Trachea Ornithine Decarboxylase Activity
- 2063594148 An Animal Model of Cigarette Smoking in Beagle Dogs - Correlative Evaluation of Effects on Pulmonary Function, Defense, and Morphology
- 2063594149 Experimental Respiratory Carcinogenesis in Small Laboratory Animals
- 2063594150 the Regional Deposition of Tar From Cigarette Smoke in the Rodent Respiratory Tract
- 2063594151 Chronic Effects of Long Term Cigarette Smoke Inhalation Upon the Development of Oxygen Debt Capacity in Albino Mice.
- 2063594152 Failure of Chronic Cigarette Smoke Exposure to Alter Plasma Lipoproteins of Stumptailed Macaques (Macaca Arctoides)
- 2063594153 Experimental Pulmonary Carcinogenesis
- 2063594154 Effect of Cigarette Smoke on the Bronchial Epithelium of Syrian Hamsters: Ultrastructural Studies.
- 2063594155 Bronchial Reactivity to Inhaled Methacholine in Cigarette Smoking Baboons
- 2063594156 Cigarette Smoking, Dietary Hyperlipidemia, and Experimental Atherosclerosis in the Baboon.
- 2063594157 Cigarette Smoking by Baboons: in Vivo Assessment of Particulate Inhalation Using Bronchoalveolar Lavage to Recover (C)Dotriacontane.
- 2063594158 Chronic Inhalation of Marijuana and Tobacco in Dogs: Pulmonary Pathology
- 2063594159 Thyroid Hormone Levels and Cigarette Smoking in Baboons
- 2063594160 Immune Responsiveness of Monkeys Exposed Chronically to Cigarette Smoke.
- 2063594161 Preliminary Studies of the Interaction Between Puo2 and Cigarette Smoke in the Mouse Lung
- 2063594162 Cellular Immunity in Mice Chronically Exposed to Fresh Cigarette
- 2063594163 Development of Alterations in the Primary Immune Response of Mice by Exposure to Fresh Cigarette Smoke
- 2063594164 the Growth of Transplanted Tumours in Mice After Chronic Inhalation of Fresh Cigarette Smoke.
- 2063594165 the Effects of Cigarette Smoke Inhalation Upon Mice During Pregnancy
- 2063594166 Chronic Inhalation of Nickel Oxide and Cigarette Smoke by Hamsters.
- 2063594167 Chronic Inhalation of Asbestos and Cigarette Smoke by Hamsters.
- 2063594168 Effect of Chronic Exposure to Cigarette Smoke on Tumor Incidence in the Syrian Golden Hamster
- 2063594169 Effects of Diethylnitrosamine and Cigarette Smoke on Hamsters
- 2063594170 Inhalation Bioassay of Cigarette Smoke in Rats
- 2063594171 Increased Life Span and Decreased Weight in Hamsters Exposed to Cigarette Smoke
- 2063594172 Relevance of Gas and Particulate Phases of Tobacco Smoke for Lung Cancer Formation: An Experimental Study in Syrian Golden Hamsters
- 2063594173 Clinical and Pathological Effects of Cigarette Smoke Exposure in Beagle Dogs
- 2063594176-4184
- 2063594185-4239 Cardiovascular Effects of Long-Term Cigarette Smoking and Nicotine Administration
- 2063594222-4239 Cardiovascular Effects of Long-Term Cigarette Smoking and Nicotine Administration
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17 23 Saud~ P~sco de fuma_qte passivo ~ insig,
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Sa~ide: Risco de furnante pu.~'sivo e insignificante, diz pesquisa.
Poo, 11 - Numa tental3va de contra-ataque, usando as armas clo inimigo, a Bntish Amen{an Tobacco
(BAT), dona da Souza Cruz, eat& divulgar~o urea 13esduisa, realizada pela Organizaq~o Mundial de
Sauc~e (OM$), qua mostra set estatisticamente insignificante - nainterpreta£&o da ind~stria do fumo
- o
nsco de um fumante pasmvo (aquele qua inala, em casa ou no amblente de trabalho, a furna(;a de
~garros aihems) adqmnr o&ncer de pulm~o.
Um resumo dos re=ultado$ do estudo, feito em 12 centros urbanos de sate paises da Europa, foi
pu~l=caclo ~& duas semanas no Relat0no Bianual da Ag#.ncia Internacional de Pesquisa em C~ncer
(IARC) da OMS, mas quem se encarregou de propagar a conclus~o pelo mundo foi a BAT.
"Achamos estranho que urea pesquisa de tal por~e, a maior at6 hoje jd real[zada sobre o tema,
tenha sido divulgada pela OMS", cdt~cou o pnncipal cientista da BAT, o quimico ChrisProctor. Segundo
a pesquisa, o nsco rela'dvo de quem estd exposto & fuma~a dos outros vadaentre 1,14 e 1,16.
slgmfica um caso a cada cam ~1 pessoas", disse Proctor, qua pardcipou, hoje, de urea
videoconfer~ncla corn jomalistas brasileiros para anunciar o trabalho. Sou principal argumento ~ o
de
qua o Insl~tuto Nac~onal do C~ncer dos EUA ¢onsidera qua um fator de dsco s6 pode ser avatiado a
pa~r do nivel 2 - abaixo disao, sena irrelevante.
0 estudo completo, qua analisou durante dez anos 650 paciontes de cfincer de puln'~o,
comparanclo-os com 1.542 pessoas sadias, aincla nao to~ pubi{aeo. A BAT, no entanto, descobriu o
resumo no retat~rio da IARC e a hist~ria foi I~ublicada na edi~o do ~lttmo domlngo do jomal ingle8
"Thc Sunday Telegraph"~ Em Londres, a OMS n~o gostou nada da insinua~;~o ~la ind0=tria de qua o$
resutt-ados hawam sldo escondidos do grande p~blico • acusou a E~AT deestar dando um "golpe
publicit~rio", segun~o o chafe do programa de c&ncer da ins~tui¢~l~O, Karol $ikora.
Risco$
Politico, Proctor evitou ataques diretos ~ OMS. "N~o you dizer que a OMS escondeu osresu~ados, at6
porque foram divulgaaos no relatdrfo, rnas ~ natural qua seja da~lo rnais dest~que a estudos qua
defendanl a agenda da organizacr~o", disse. Apesar do aparente triunfe, Proctor n~o chegou a
proclamar qua o fumo pasmvo ~ isento de riscos. "N~o existe orisco zero, mas posso dizer qua n~o ~
sigmflcativo", afirmou,
Ele concordou, por6m, que o fato de exist~r algum nsco, por rnais insigniflcante qua seja, d algo
corn o
qua ontldacles cle sa~de p~blica, ¢orno a OM$, devem se preocupar- e admit~u qua h~ pesquisa=
apon~ndo a rela~o en~'e o rumania ambient~i e o desenvoNirnento de ~toen~as respiratbdas em
cfian~;as atd um ano e rneio de idade.
Essa ~ tambem a primeira vez qua a ind~str~a do fume d~ cr~dito imediam a urea pesquisa da OM$,
um adversdrio fer~enho e tradicional do cigarro. Em geral, a luta da BAT ~ para rr~nirn~zar o~
estuclos
qua apontam os males do dgarro. "A OMS realiza muitas pesquisas confidve~s',jus~cou Proct~r.
Para demonstrar essa confian(~a, ale afirmou con¢order corn estudos qua agontam o cigarro ¢omo um
importarlte fator de dsco para o de=envoMmen~o de doen~:as como o ¢~noer de pulrr~o, enfisemas e
carCioloattas.
Eliane Azevedo
Quart~ llMar¢o, 1998
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