Project 0107
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Project 0107 was a confidential, internal Philip Morris scientific project undertaken from 1964 to 1965 to develop cigarettes that "have less tendency to cause lung cancer in smokers" than did cigarettes currently available at the time. The project leader was E.W. Robb. The project focused on polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and nitrosamines. [1][2]
Sourcewatch resources
- Philip Morris' Project 0107
- Nicotine manipulation
- Nicotine and nicotine addiction
- Lorillard's Nicotine Augmentation Project
- Tobacco companies' Knowledge of addictiveness
- Freebase nicotine
- R.J. Reynolds' REST Process to control nicotine delivery
- British American Tobacco and "ROOT Technology"
External resources
- Terrell Stevenson, BA, and Robert N. Proctor, PhD The SECRET and SOUL of Marlboro: Phillip Morris and the Origins, Spread, and Denial of Nicotine Freebasing American Journal of Public Health, July, 2008; 98(7): Pp. 1184–1194
References
- ↑ E.W. Robb, Philip Morris Smoke Chemistry Control 640100 - 650700 Report. 150 pp. November 19, 1965. Bates No.1001897059/7208
- ↑ Terrell Stevenson, BA, and Robert N. Proctor, PhD The SECRET and SOUL of Marlboro: Phillip Morris and the Origins, Spread, and Denial of Nicotine Freebasing American Journal of Public Health, July, 2008; 98(7): Pp. 1184–1194
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