Critical Scientists

Scientists sceptical of Tobacco Control methods and practice

Although there are many more scientists, beyond those listed here, who disagree with current Tobacco Control policies, few dare expose their dissent.

Below is a list of those scientists who dared make their disagreements public. Often these scientists are retired and dare to speak out only because they are no longer vulnerable to any consequences imposed by the dictatorial Tobacco Control community.

Frenk, Hanan

Tel Aviv University, Israel Psychologist

Snel, Jan

Department of Psychology, University of Amsterdam, NL Psycho-physiologist

Jerome C. Arnett Jr.

Pulmonologist, Elkins, West Virginia. Policy advisor for The Heartland Institute, adjunct scholar at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, and scientific advisor to the American Council on Science and Health.

Gio Batta Gori

Epidemiologist and toxicologist, fellow of the Health Policy Center in Bethesda, Md. He is a former deputy director of the National Cancer Institute's Division of Cancer Cause and Prevention.

Terry Simpson

Scientist, Author,Surgeon, Phoenix, Az

Robert Molimard

Professor emeritus of physiology and coordinator of the DIU of Tabacologie to the Faculty of Medicine Paris-South. Founder of the first French learned society on tobacco and nicotine dependence, inventor of the word tabacology. Author of “La Fume” and the “Small handbook of Défume”, Paris, France

Philippe Even

Pulmonologist, president of the Necker Research Institute, now retired, Paris France