Featuring panelists:
Ruth Malone (Professor, Social and Behavioral Sciences, University of California, San Francisco; Editor-in-Chief, Tobacco Control)
Michelle Johnson-Motoyama (Associate Professor, College of Social Work, Ohio State University; Co-Editor, Children and Youth Services Review)
In the summer of 2021, The American Journal of Health Behaviour published a special issue sponsored by an e-cigarette manufacturer in which a tobacco company had a minority stake. The journal came under fire from anti-smoking charities and academics for accepting this funding. This case raises important and more general questions about what are the appropriate and “right” funding sources for academic literature. Are there funding sources that should always be rejected/accepted?
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