Friday, January 25, 2019
FOODTOBACCO4,398 New Industry Documents Posted to the IDL
A total of
4398 new documents were added to the Industry Documents Library this week!
Tobacco Documents:
The
4266 Tobacco Industry Documents include:
- 37 Philip Morris records
- 4195 RJ Reynolds records
- 20 Lorillard records
- 3 B&W records
- 11 American Tobacco records
Food Industry Documents:
We are excited to announce 132 documents in our new
USRTK Food Industry Collection. This new document set includes correspondence among the United States Centers for Disease Control (CDC), governmental health organizations, and the Coca-Cola Company.
Thursday, December 13, 2018
FOODTOBACCO8790 New Industry Documents Posted
A total of 8,790 new industry documents were added to the IDL today:
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Tobacco Industry Documents Bibliography update:
4 new papers and publications have been added to the bibliography including articles on menthol's use in recruiting and retaining young smokers in Singapore, TTCs in Paraguay, and the tobacco industry's influence on policies in Oklahoma.
Tuesday, November 20, 2018
TOBACCO4500 New Tobacco Documents Uploaded
4,536 tobacco documents were loaded to the UCSF Truth Tobacco Industry Documents last week!
This includes:
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Tobacco Documents Bibliography Update:
5 new papers and publications were added bringing the total number of citations to 990!
Wednesday, November 14, 2018
FOODAnnouncing the UCSF Food Industry Documents Archive
The UCSF Industry Documents Library (IDL) is pleased to announce the launch of the
Food Industry Documents Archive, a brand new collection of over 30,000 documents related to the food industry and its impact on public health. These documents, now available online for the first time, highlight marketing, research, and policy strategies used by food companies and trade groups, and reveal the communications and connections between industry, academic, and regulatory organizations.
The Food Industry Documents Archive was created in collaboration with the
UCSF Philip R. Lee Institute for Health Policy Studies.
The Food Industry Documents were digitized and made available online through partnerships with other libraries, archives, and related organizations, bringing together historical and contemporary materials to support inquiry into long-standing industry practices. Major collections include:
The Braga Brothers Collection (2,801 Documents): Selected documents from the Braga Brothers Collection at the University of Florida. The principal holdings in this collection are the administrative records of Louis V. Placé, Jr., vice president of the W.J. McCahan Sugar Refining and Molasses Company, who also served on the executive committee of the Sugar Institute and later helped initiate the Sugar Research Foundation
DC Leaks Coca Cola Emails (346 Documents): internal emails obtained by DC Leaks, containing conversations between Coca Cola executives and Capricia Marshall, a communications consultant working with Coca Cola as well as the Clinton campaign, which describe a variety of strategies to defeat local and national public health policies regarding sugary beverages
Robert Shank Papers (17,969 Documents): Contains selected documents from the Robert E. Shank Papers housed at the Bernard Becker Medical Library, Washington University, St. Louis. Shank was associated with the formation of standards for minimum dietary allowances by the National Research Council Food and Nutrition Board and served as a consultant to the U.S. Public Health Service, the Interdepartmental Committee on Nutrition for National Defense, the Pan American Health Organization, several food industry associations and government-sponsored nutrition programs in Latin America
Additional collections will be added over the next year.
Topics include: the Sugar Research Foundation, the International Sugar Research Foundation, the Sugar Institute, cane and beet sugar production, sugar-sweetened beverages, sugared snack foods advertised to children, the U.S. Public Health Service, and the National Research Council Food and Nutrition Board.
These documents have been used as the source for a number of publications including:
Unsavory Truth: How Food Companies Skew the Science of What We Eat, by Marion Nestle
Mother Jones:
Big Sugar’s Sweet Little Lies, by Gary Taubes and Cristin Kearns
New York Times:
Sugar Industry Long Downplayed Potential Harms, by Anahad O’Connor
The Food Industry Documents Archive collection joins the existing Tobacco, Drug, and Chemical Industry Documents collections, allowing users to search across industries and identify common tactics used to sway scientific research, shape public opinion, and influence policies and regulations meant to protect public health.
Thursday, October 11, 2018
TOBACCO16K New Tobacco Industry Documents Posted
15,957 tobacco documents were added to the Truth Tobacco Industry Documents today
Catch up on additions to the Bibliography (papers/publications using tobacco industry documents):
Benson,T.
Big Tobacco Already Eyeing Pot, Rolling Stone, 2018.
Ling,P; Glantz,S.
Tobacco company strategies to identify and promote the benefits of nicotine. Tobacco Control, 2018.
Hawkins,B.;McCambridge,J.
Can internal tobacco industry documents be useful for studying the UK alcohol industry? BMC Public Health, 2018.
Apollonio,D.E.;Glantz,S.A.
Marketing with tobacco pack onserts: a qualitative analysis of tobacco industry documents Tobacco Control, 2018.
Elias,J; Ling,PM.
Invisible smoke: third-party endorsement and the resurrection of heat-not-burn tobacco products. Tobacco Control, 2018.
Persoskie,A.;Donaldson,E.A.;Ryant,C.
How tobacco companies have used package quantity for consumer targeting. Tobacco Control, 2018.
Elias J; Hendlin Y; Ling P.
Public versus internal conceptions of addiction: An analysis of internal Philip Morris documents. PLoSMed, 2018.
van der Eijk,Y.; Bialous,S.A.; Glantz,S.
The Tobacco Industry and Children's Rights. Pediatrics, 2018.
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