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Project 6900 Physiological Studies (Semi Annual)
Abstract
Project 6900, Physiological Studies. Reports results of several sets of animal studies, examining effect of smoke inhalation and of skin painting. Finds, in primate inhalation study, that only two of the smoking monkeys survived, and that the others are pressured to have died from carbon monoxide poisoning, which was found to be in high saturation in the surviving animals; notes monkeys smoked 35 cigarettes per day for nine months, the equivalent of 30 packs per day for a man.
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Original document code was 2958.
- Company
- Philip Morris Cos., Inc.
- Minor Subject
- Cigarette -additives
- Health and Medical Research -animal studies
- Health and Medical Research -diseases and conditions --cancer ---lung
- Health and Medical Research -diseases and conditions --respiratory disease ---chronic bronchitis
- Health and Medical Research -diseases and conditions --respiratory disease --emphysema
- Product -testing
- Tar
- Tobacco Industry -research
- Health and Medical Research -animal studies
- Major Subject
- Health and Medical Research
- Product
- Author
- Carpenter, R D
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