An increasing number of medical scientists is also asking whether research grants financed by cigarette sales do anything for their professional health Scientists are questioning whether they should accept grants which came from the sales of the very products causing the death and disease for which the researchers are seeking solutions Under most scrutiny are grants from the Australian Tobacco Research Foundation When The Age asked the doyen of Australias medical research administration, Professor Sir Gustav Nossal, the head of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, whether he would accept funds from the Tobacco Research Foundation, his immediate response was: Certainly not
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