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Wilson and Alroy's Record Reviews: Kool & the Gang
Brief reviews with rankings of many of the band's albums.
www.warr.org/

Cigarette Packet Collectors Club of Great Britain
News, articles, pictures, and membership information.
www.cigarettepacket.com/

Cigarette Filter Ventilation is a Defective Design
Scientific article finds that cigarette filters are a success for the industry and a tragedy for the customer, because the industry gets an cheap-to-make cigarette that beats the standard tar tests, reassures smokers with a lighter taste, and facilitates the taking of bigger, compensating puffs that cause more lethal cancer.
tc.bmjjournals.com/

Questions and Answers About Cigarette Smoking and Cancer
Basic information from the National Cancer Institute about the relationship to cancer rates, health risks for nonsmokers, harmful chemicals found in cigarettes, and amount of exposure.
www.cancer.gov/

Cigarette Additives by Brand
Searchable database lists additives by brand or manufacturer.
www.healthplanning.gov.bc.ca/

Search for a Safe Cigarette
Chronicles the tobacco industry's attempts to create a "safer" cigarette. Companion Web site to a NOVA (PBS) television show broadcast on October 2, 2001.
www.pbs.org/

1997 Cigarette Nicotine Disclosure Report
Massachusetts Department of Public Health developed a testing method which better simulates smoking; nicotine deliveries are reported from these tests; there are no significant differences in the total nicotine content of regular, "light" or "ultra-light" cigarettes.
www.cancer.org/

Cigarette design - additives, low-tar and 'safe' cigarettes
ASH UK Paper on development of "free nicotine" product.
www.ash.org.uk/

A Safer Cigarette? Prove It, Say Critics
JAMA article provides scientific evaluation of claims R.J. Reynold is making about its new tobacco product.
jama.ama-assn.org/

The Safer Cigarette: What the Tobacco Industry Could Do..and Why It Hasn't Done it
ASH-UK paper; a survey of 25 years of patents for innovations to reduce toxic and carcinogenic chemicals in tobacco smoke.
www.ash.org.uk/