What the FDA Doesn't Want You to Hear: Regulation of Tobacco Advertising and Disease-Specific Health Claims (A Hypothetical and a Fictional Discussion)
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What the FDA Doesn't Want You to Hear: Regulation of Tobacco Advertising and Disease-Specific Health Claims (A Hypothetical and a Fictional Discussion)
| Title: | What the FDA Doesn't Want You to Hear: Regulation of Tobacco Advertising and Disease-Specific Health Claims (A Hypothetical and a Fictional Discussion) |
| Author: | Friedman, Andy |
| Citation: | What the FDA Doesn't Want You to Hear: Regulation of Tobacco Advertising and Disease-Specific Health Claims (A Hypothetical and a Fictional Discussion) (1997 Third Year Paper) |
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| Abstract: | A hypothetical and fictional discussion of a law that would ban political advertising on food products. |
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| Citable link to this page: | http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.InstRepos:10015272 |
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