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Scientific Research and Corporate Influence: Smoking, Mental Illness, and the Tobacco Industry

Mentally ill individuals have always smoked at high rates and continue to do so, despite public health efforts to encourage smoking cessation. In the last half century, the tobacco industry became interested in this connection, and conducted and supported psychiatric and basic science research on the mental health implications of smoking, long before most mental health professionals outside the industry investigated this issue.

Posted in: History on 07/08/2012 | Link to this post on IFP |
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