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Neil McKeganey, professor of sociology at the University of Glasgow and director of the Centre for Drug Misuse Research, produced a review of some of the main pieces of research literature that failed to confront the contrary evidence, including that from the tobacco companies which would have made it hard to see how he could have advanced the opinions that he did

Each product from their range has a sample stored for 15 years for future testing and maximum traceability

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So-called Hi-Fi cigarettes became the focus of advertising, with health claims at the center

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