Title: An Odyssey through the Science and Politics of Tobacco
Product review: David Kessler's book, A Question of Intent, is a gripping account of how the FDA chose to investigate the tobacco industry, ultimately exposing the industry's calculated intent to cover up the deadly and addictive nature of its product. The dedication of Kessler and his team is ingenious and inspiring. Each chapter leads the reader through a maze of investigation and discovery. The narrative is so engaging that it makes the reader want to stand up and cheer as more and more incriminating data is uncovered throught the efforts of this tireless FDA team. This is an important book that should be read by anyone concerned with public policy, the health of our people, the regulation of tobacco and the need for role models who use their courageous intelligence to make our world a more decent place.
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