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College of Medicine receives $20M grant to research alternative tobacco products Penn State College of Medicine received a five-year, $20 million federal grant to investigate the harmful effects of alternative tobacco products, research that will help with better regulation and improve public health
The lower court also rejected claims that tobacco products were defectively designed or labeled, or that the companies had downplayed or concealed the addictive nature of smoking
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Those brochures are available at the respective departmental offices, at the IMU Welcome Center, and at the Iowa City Public Library (ICPL)