There was an article in the March 2005 issue of Pediatrics that claims that
Phillip Morris paid for and then changed a study relating tobacco use and
SIDS.
<<http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/cgi/content/abstract/115/3/e356>>

For more information about tobacco use and the "consipiracy," take a look at
<<http://www.tobacco.org/articles/category/sids/>>

Heather "Sam" Doak
Marietta Ohio


<<Big Tobacco must be contributing to the cash-flow
somewhere like the formula companies are.  I read
your statement below to my DH who is a family
practitioner.  He pointed out that if the strong
link between tobacco use and SIDS were made
generally known, the lawsuits (at least here in
the US) would be tremendous.  We'd see
plaintiff's awards above and beyond what we've
seen for cigarette smokers--juries would have a
lot more sympathy for an innocent baby who died
because someone else in it's home chose to smoke.


Interesting that formula and tobacco companies
employ some very similar underhanded practices.

Jen Malan, LLLL
>>

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