[14] Controversy over using tobacco leaves near Fukushima [edit] There was controversy online about Mild Seven cigarettes being manufactured with tobacco leaves grown near the site of the Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan
The articles [that Sack co-authored in collaboration with PlatoScience] did not concern the tobacco industry in the broadest sense of the word, she said in an email
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