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Wigand recalled a power struggle with the owner of the company, who recently wrote an article in Philadelphia Forum about his experiences with Wigand, accusing him of having bullied female employees and in one instance of having shined a light on his subordinates while he was asking about a company matter

Lui led this study with Senior Scientist Nina Mulia, Co-Investigator Sang Leng Trieu of Ohlone College and her student researchers including Setareh Tehrani, Lien Dao, and Carissa Samuel, and study collaborator, Elisa Tong at UC Davis.

The tobacco industry has capitalized on the power of social media to reach a new generation of youth

Researchers have understood since at least the 1970s that it is smoke (not nicotine) which causes most harms related to tobacco use