Harm Reduction

A tobacco company CEO appointed to the board of trustees of a reputable cancer institute? It's perhaps as outlandish as Time, Inc.

The Roanoke Times set off a unexpected scandal when it ran a photo of a Virginia woman who has (unwarranted) worries about the effect jackhammering on her street might have on her unborn baby -- but is, as seen in the photo (below), a smo

A March 4, 2005 article by Kirsten Boyd Goldberg on CancerLetter.com -- about the Legacy Foundation dubbing Time Inc.

Next week, the American Legacy Foundation (Legacy), the national tobacco control organization formed as a result of the tobacco Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) in 1998, will be giving Time, Inc.

A February 23, 2005 article by Nancy Wang in the Stanford Daily described student attitudes toward smoking, noting some of the risks an

I saw the posters everywhere this weekend "Celebrating Fifty Years of Flavor": Celebrating Marlboro Cigarettes!

Yesterday, the Smokefree Movies Action Network launched a campaign to obtain signatures on a

A February 14, 2005 Journal News article by David Schepp, about the company Weyco firing workers who smoke, included comments from ACSH president Dr. Elizabeth Whelan:

"It's the world's first significant health treaty. It's a moment we hope will change global health." Denis Aitken, World Health Organization1