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Little has been written about the possible ethical compromise for universities in accepting research money from the tobacco industry, which may then misuse the results For a university in 1990 to continue to hold a stake in a tobacco company shows contempt for the very knowledge that has been gained by university researchers about tobacco during the past 50 years Point/Counterpoint: Should universities and medical schools sell their tobacco stocks? Physicians Weekly August 10, 1987 YES DOCs Project SNUFF (Stop Noxious University Funding Forever) prods medical schools and their universities to swear off tobacco investments

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