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This set of flashcards covers various vocabulary and key concepts related to the tobacco industry's impact on health, including smoking rates, health risks, and industry practices.
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Merchants of Doubt
A phrase used to describe individuals or organizations that seek to sow doubt about established scientific facts.
Unalienable Rights
Rights that cannot be taken away or denied, such as Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.
Risk-to-benefit calculation
Assessing the potential risks versus the benefits of a situation or behavior.
Percent Current Smokers
The percentage of the population that is actively smoking cigarettes.
Smoking trends among youth
Cigarette smoking rates among young individuals, which have shown a decline.
Former Smokers
Individuals who have smoked previously but do not currently smoke.
Cigarette smoking rates drop
The decline observed in the percentage of the population that smokes over time.
Annual smoking-attributable deaths
The number of deaths caused by smoking-related diseases each year.
Frank Statement to Cigarette Smokers
A public relations statement from the tobacco industry in 1954 addressing concerns about health risks.
Lung cancer research
Studies investigating the causes and connections between smoking and lung cancer.
Carcinogens
Substances capable of causing cancer in living tissue.
Cigarette labels
Warning labels on cigarette packages indicating health hazards.
Hazardous to health
A cautionary statement regarding the health risks associated with tobacco use.
Cigarette consumption trends
Patterns indicating how cigarette use has changed over time.
Second-hand smoke
Tobacco smoke that is inhaled by non-smokers, often causing health issues.
Health responsibility
The obligation to prioritize health and well-being in business practices.
Statistics on smoking
Data reflecting the rates and impacts of smoking on public health.
Clinical data on tobacco
Research findings that provide evidence for the health effects of tobacco use.
Carcinogenic stimuli
Environmental factors that can lead to the development of cancer.
Pyrolysis in tobacco
The thermal decomposition of tobacco substances which can produce harmful compounds.
Public health statements
Official pronouncements about health risks associated with smoking from health organizations.
Cigarette production methods
Manufacturing processes that may affect the safety and health impact of cigarettes.
Experts in tobacco industry
Individuals with expertise that are often funded to support industry claims.
Funding for research
Financial support provided for scientific studies, which may reflect biased results.
Disagreements among scientists
Diverging opinions within the scientific community regarding smoking and health.
Epidemiological studies
Studies that look at the incidence and distribution of diseases among populations.
Tobacco industry strategies
Tactics used by tobacco companies to mislead the public about health risks.