Preferred Citation: Glantz, Stanton A., John Slade, Lisa A. Bero, Peter Hanauer, and Deborah E. Barnes, editors The Cigarette Papers. Berkeley:  University of California Press,  c1996 1996. http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/ft8489p25j/


 

N

N-Bloctin

additive to reduce nitrosamines, 147

regulation as drug by Food and Drug Administration, 147

N-nitrosonornicotine, carcinogen in smokeless tobacco, 313

Nat Sherman cigarettes, as fire-safe, 316

National Academy of Sciences

environmental tobacco smoke report, 392

smoking restrictions in public buildings, 430

Sterling, Theodor, submitted material, 297

National Association of Counties, Tobacco Institute support of, 385

National Association of Attorneys General, Tobacco Institute support of, 385

National Association of Convenience Stores, Tobacco Institute support of, 386

National Association of Latino Elected Officials, Tobacco Institute support of, 385

National Association of Neighbors, Tobacco Institute support of, 386

National Association of State Departments of Agriculture, Tobacco Institute support of, 385

National Black Caucus of State Legislators, Tobacco Institute support of, 385

National Cancer Institute

Chemosol, 213

cocoa increases carcinogenicity, 220

eugenol, study of, 227

menthol carcinogenicity, 227

passive smoking, 384

"safe" cigarette program, rationale for, 159 -160


527

support of research leading to this book, xviii

threat to industry, 247

tobacco substitutes, 163

Tobacco Working Group, 155 -162

National Center for Initiative Review, Tobacco Institute support of, 385

National Conference of State Legislatures, Tobacco Institute support of, 386

National Interagency Council on Smoking and Health, 178

National League of Cities, Tobacco Institute support of, 386

National Legislative Services and Securities, Tobacco Institute support of, 386

National Licensed Beverage Association, Tobacco Institute support of, 386

National Order of Women Legislators, Tobacco Institute support of, 386

natural cigarettes, 218

NCI. See National Cancer Institute

Never Say Never Again

disappointment of B&W with product placement in, 373

Kool cigarettes, appearance in, 371

Winston cigarettes, appearance in, 371

New England Journal of Medicine , paper by Henry Rothschild, 292

New Jersey

Sanitary Code, proposed amendments to limit public smoking, 432

workplace smoking restrictions, 431

new smokers, denial that industry seeks to attract, 161

new smoking material. See Tobacco substitutes

New Smoking Material (NSM), 137 -138, 162 -165

New York Times , reporting early studies on smoking and cancer, 25

nicotine

a nice jolt of, 54

absorption site, 94

acetylcholine, 86

active agent in tobacco smoke, 86 -87

added to nontobacco product, 83

avoiding knowledge of pharmacology of, 245

benefits of, 60 -61, 64 , 71 , 73

brain, effects on, 87 , 92 , 315 -316

cardiovascular system, effects on, 82 , 97

central nervous system, effects on, 61 , 66 , 68 , 82 , 85 -87

cigarette design, 96

cocaine, compared to, 15

crucial element in tobacco use, 81 -82

CTR special projects, 334

diet and weight, 69

dose and smoker satisfaction, 93 -94

drug effects, 3

electroencephalogram, 86

environmental tobacco smoke, as measure of, 413

essential to use of tobacco products, 104

eugenol, 220

extractable, 78 -79

Fate of Nicotine in the Body , 65 -68

fortification of cigarette paper, use for, 124

heroin, compared to, 15

humectants, as affecting absorption of, 223

importance to industry, 98 -99

irritant in cigarette smoke, 130

market for, 243

marketing cigarettes, 375

nonextractable, 78

optimal level of, 81

other drugs, compared to, 86

overdose by smoking impossible, 61

peripheral targets, 66

pharmacology, 65 -68, 76 , 85 , 92 , 95 , 447

pituitary gland, 62 , 68

poison, 103

powder added to tobacco, 124

reason people smoke, 58 , 78 , 97 , 98 , 376

reserpine, compared to, 62 , 63 -64

"safe" cigarette research, 126

self-dosing, 69

selling of, 58

smoker compensation, 16 , 94

smoker satisfaction, 92 -94

squirrel monkeys, 85 -86

synergistic effects with other drugs, 82

taste of cigarettes, as affecting, 104

tolerance for, 63 , 67 , 68 , 69

tranquilizers, compared to, 62 , 75

tranquilizing effects, 64 , 73

uptake by smokers, 95

withdrawal, 64 , 68

—edited out of industry documents, 101 -102

See also Janus, Project

nicotine absorption, See Nicotine delivery

nicotine addiction

avoidance of warning label regarding, 59 -60

Brown and Williamson response to JAMA articles, 444

CTR not interested in studying mechanism of, 304 -305

cocaine, similarity to nicotine, 101

definition, 58

denials of, 100 , 101 , 5 , 59

dose necessary, 84

Ellis, Sir Charles, recognition of, in 1962, 60

extent, 59

Food and Drug Administration, 102 , 103 , 345 , 436

heroin, similarity to nicotine, 101

importance to industry, 58 , 97

liability for, 344 -345

mechanism, 69 , 80 , 65 -68

public versus private statements by industry, 15

Sandefur, Thomas, statement on, 105

scientists' views as causing problems in court, 344 -345

Surgeon General's Advisory Committee, withholding information from, 50

Surgeon General's reports, 15 , 58

tolerance, 63 , 65 , 67 -69

withdrawal, 65 , 101 -102

See also Janus, Project

nicotine analogues

antitrust issues, 286

Kentucky Tobacco and Health Research Institute, 316

Philip Morris, 97

safer cigarettes, 104

search for, 97

nicotine blockers, Council for Tobacco Research, 286

nicotine content

controlled, 76

potential legislative limits of, 247

reconstituted tobacco, 85

taxation on basis of, 249 -250


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nicotine delivery

acidity, effects on, 67 , 79 , 96

addition to tobacco, 124

additives, effects on, 79 , 81

advertising claims for Kent cigarettes, 29

ammonia, effects on, 211

boost to achieve same nicotine delivery with less tar, 124

chemical form, effects on, 83

chewing tobacco and snuff, 84

determinants of, 80

device. See Nicotine delivery device

effect-type test, 87

Federal Trade Commission method, 91

filter, effects on, 27

Food and Drug Administration, relevance of manipulation, 83

form of nicotine as affecting, 80

inhalers versus noninhalers, 66

Kent cigarettes, claims, 29

low-nicotine cigarettes, 29

manipulated, 83

mouth, 78

PEI boosts, 124

pH, 67 , 79 , 96

product design to control, 137

smoker compensation, 87 , 96

sucker control agents, effects on, 203

toxicity reduced, 126

nicotine delivery device

Ariel, 62 , 65 , 74 -78, 131

Eclipse, 440

Premier, 30 , 219

nicotine enhancement

effects on human smoking behavior, 245

legal dangers of pharmacological information, 245

nicotine patch

business for tobacco companies, 105

Food and Drug Administration, 105

nicotine powder, addition to tobacco, 124

nicotine substitutes, Council for Tobacco Research, 286

Night People (All Night Long) , product placement in, 390

Nine to Five , product placement in, 390

nitrogen oxides, in cigarette smoke, 154

nitromethane fraction index (NMFI), 153 -154

nitrosamines

carcinogens in tobacco and tobacco smoke, 126 , 398 , 398

high in stems, 143

N-Bloctin reduces, 147

Philip Morris research, 143

presence in tobacco, 143

regulatory concerns, 399

sidestream smoke, 398 , 400 , 402 , 403 -404, 432

NMFI (nitromethane fraction index), 153 -154

NNN, carcinogen in smokeless tobacco, 313

nonextractable nicotine, 78

nontobacco material, relationship to nicotine delivery, 83

noninhalers, nicotine absorption, 67

nonsmokers' rights

clean indoor air ordinance produced by industry, 251

Colorado, 428

defeats viewed as positive for industry, 352

early history, 391 -393

early recognition of importance by industry, 257 -258

emergence of, 416 -417

Florida, 428

growing problem for industry, 258

Proposition 5 , 417 -428

Proposition 10 , 352 , 428 -431

Proposition P, 431

recognition that public smoking restrictions are constitutional, 263

zealots, 393

North Carolina Tobacco Foundation, support of annual pesticide residue meetings, 209

Now cigarettes

coumarin used, subsequently removed, 222

smoking-and-health controversy used for marketing advantage, 259

NSM (New Smoking Material), 137 -138, 162 -165


 

Preferred Citation: Glantz, Stanton A., John Slade, Lisa A. Bero, Peter Hanauer, and Deborah E. Barnes, editors The Cigarette Papers. Berkeley:  University of California Press,  c1996 1996. http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/ft8489p25j/