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"I was shocked by the degree to which these physicians were willing to testify, in my opinion in an unscientific way, to deny a dying plaintiff - suffering the aftermath of a lifetime of smoking - a fair trial," said Robert Jackler, MD, professor and chair of otolaryngology-head and neck surgery, referring to the physicians cited in the study as a "pool of experts willing to say over and over again that smoking didn't cause cancer." The study was published online July 17 in Laryngoscope

An experimental investigation of tobacco smoke pollution in cars

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Anxiety And Jitters While moderate caffeine intake can enhance mood and reduce stress, consuming too much can have the opposite effect