- Research funded by the tobacco industry continues to appear in major medical journals despite efforts to sever ties.
- The investigation identified 876 studies on PubMed with conflict-of-interest disclosures linked to the tobacco industry.
- Only 20% of top medical journals examined had policies prohibiting tobacco-funded research.
- Major tobacco companies have invested in pharmaceutical and medical product companies.
- The BMJ expanded its tobacco policy to include personal financial ties to tobacco companies.
- Concerns arise about the influence of current transparency and disclosure mechanisms on medical research.
- Industry-funded research may shape not only therapies but also future tobacco and nicotine delivery products.
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