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Controversial tobacco research program left aside in science reward application

May 7, 2012

A Chinese tobacco research program has been left aside in an application for a top science award in the country, following extensive controversy over its studies in manufacturing low-tar, less-harm cigarettes. full story

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Controversial tobacco research program left aside in science reward application

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