Kemp, Ph.D., of Scranton was named visiting assistant professor of psychology
From the point of view of the FDA and me as an individual, given what Ive seen in my life, were talking about over the next 30 years, probably 600,000 deaths that could be averted, Califf testified
In a follow-up video, @reallyrachelreno cleared up a few things based on the comments
Framing the enemy as Big Tobacco Rather than blaming individuals for their smoking habits (as many anti-tobacco ads do), Truth framed Big Tobacco as the problem
Other panelists have been Neill Franklin, a former Maryland State Police narcotics officer and executive director of the Law Enforcement Action Partnership, and Art Way, Colorado state director of the Drug Policy Alliance
Kailash Srinivasan is a fiction writer living in Vancouver, and has recently completed his MFA in Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia