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Jan 4, 2010 Government Corporations & corruption, waste & tyranny > Solutions - looking after our citizens I found
the article on the destruction of health risk reports by tobacco companies,
reported in many newspapers, infuriating.
It is not
so much that the tobacco industry has been able to ‘hide’ the truth about the
dangers of is product for years that concerns me. It is the outright lack of
interest to investigate or challenge this industry for decades by two of the
most notorious health agencies that are designed to protect consumers, none
other than the FDA and Health
Currently,
in
I cannot
understand the public health bureaucratic system that continues to make
decisions that are blatantly not ‘in the public interest’ and get away with it.
There continues to be zero accountability from Health Canada and this latest
article where they did not investigate the harm of tobacco on their own but
relied on the reports from the industry (which is now revealed that damning
health results were withheld from health authorities for years) shows that the
health bureau(s) continues be to inept, out of control and untrustworthy with it
comes to our health.
I don’t
think the tobacco companies should be sued. The health agencies in charge,
Health
Ottawa Citizen/
(2009-10-15)
News Documents destroyed by Imperial
Tobacco Canada contained scientific proof that cigarette smoke was potentially
deadly, and could be used as evidence as The Canadian Medical Association
Journal, in the first published account of a Canadian tobacco company destroying
documents, reviewed 60 scientific reports The documents were ordered destroyed
in
The studies revealed "shocking"
evidence that smoking was carcinogenic, addictive and caused tumors in animals,
which
"If they were genuinely concerned
about health risks, they should have made them public," said
Eight provinces have passed laws to
allow them to sue for health-care cost recovery.
Rob Cunningham, a senior policy
analyst and lawyer with the Canadian Cancer Society, said the journal's
uncovering of these documents will likely have a In the
A spokesman for Imperial Tobacco did
not have an immediate response to the study.
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