A Question of Intent
A Great American Battle with a Deadly Industry
Book • 2001
In 'A Question of Intent', David Kessler recounts the FDA's historic decision to challenge the tobacco industry by proving that tobacco companies intentionally designed their products to be addictive.
The book explores the legal and scientific challenges faced by the FDA and highlights the impact of their investigation on public perception of the tobacco industry.
Despite the Supreme Court ruling that the FDA lacked authority to regulate tobacco as nicotine delivery devices, Kessler's efforts significantly changed societal views on cigarettes.
The book explores the legal and scientific challenges faced by the FDA and highlights the impact of their investigation on public perception of the tobacco industry.
Despite the Supreme Court ruling that the FDA lacked authority to regulate tobacco as nicotine delivery devices, Kessler's efforts significantly changed societal views on cigarettes.
