Wailoo stands firmly on the side of the people, aiming to educate for the health and well-being of all. Los Angeles Review of Books "Wailoo mines press reports through the decades, along with posters, billboards and troves of internal industry documentation that cigarette companies were forced to make public after a spate of lawsuits that ended in 1998
By then, 28 had diedmore than three times the expected number, based on average life spansincluding 18 from asbestos-related illnesses
Its a store of wants, not needs, the founders say
Regular checks prevent material blockages or jams, which can interrupt production
None of the mechanistic studies they refer to have been validated as actual risk indicators in humans, and the authors inability to recognise that leads to misleading conclusions." writes Peter Shields