Internal tobacco industry documents from several countries reveal that the tobacco industry actively targets young people.
REM and PAM served as tobacco industry documents consultants for the Department of Justice in United States of America v. Philip Morris et al. PAM collected and analyzed data, wrote the first draft of the manuscript, and revised subsequent drafts.
According to an internal industry document from the Electric Utility Cost Group, for the period 2008 to 2010, maintenance and fuel costs for the one-fourth of the reactor fleet with the highest costs averaged $51.42 per megawatt hour.
US regulations concerning the conduct of RCTs of antibiotic therapy for ABSSSI are issued in the form of 'Guidance for Industry' documents by the FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research CDERR).
In fact, without trial lawyers much of the evidence that the authors rely on for this book, such as the tobacco industry documents, would have never been released for public scrutiny.
Internal industry documents obtained by the Commons Health Select Committee for its recent report on alcohol reveal that firms are "pushing the boundaries" of the code on alcohol advertising, according to researchers writing in the British Medical Journal (BMJ).
Recently leaked industry documents outlining Philip Morris International's strategy for ensuring standardised packaging is not adopted in the UK indicate that the TTCs had identified and planned to use the opportunities presented by Better Regulation in making its arguments.
"Industry documents show that tobacco packaging has for decades been designed, in the light of market research, with regard to what appeals to target groups.
First, far from "deliberate selection of data," we followed standard snowball methodology (Malone and Balbach 2000) for searching the industry documents; we identified > 500 relevant industry documents, as well as court records and the published literature, as a basis for our article (Barnes et al. 2006).
After obtaining internal industry documents, Mr. Scruggs helped force the industry to settle with the states for $248 billion.
