Nicotine boost was deliberate, study says
Harvard researchers analyze cigarette data
Data supplied by tobacco companies strongly suggest that in recent years manufacturers deliberately boosted nicotine levels in cigarettes to more effectively hook smokers, Harvard researchers conclude in a study being released today. (Full article: 1044 words)
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