New research from the University of Bath shows researchers in the tobacco, ultra-processed food (UPF) and alcohol sectors are frequently targeted with identical intimidation tactics. The most common method used by corporations or their proxies is public discreditation.
New study reveals intimidation tactics against researchers by tobacco, ultra-processed food and alcohol sectors
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