The tobacco companies are harassing Stanford's Robert Proctor, one of two medical historians who dare to testify against them in court, and paying big money to the forty who sign up for the tobacco team. Read Jon Wiener's story in The Nation, and an exchange with the author here.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Big tobacco and the medical historians
The tobacco companies are harassing Stanford's Robert Proctor, one of two medical historians who dare to testify against them in court, and paying big money to the forty who sign up for the tobacco team. Read Jon Wiener's story in The Nation, and an exchange with the author here.
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