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That initial study received no funding from the tobacco industry, but the Coronary/Cancer Prevention Project was largely funded by Philip Morris, which provided $4.76 million in 1988 to cover the first 5 years of the trial, an additional $2.39 million in 1991, and $3.6 million in 1995. Jetson Lincoln, then-president of Philip Morris, was quite keen on this line of research, noting in a 1991 memo the really large potential for shifting blame away from smoking. In total, Philip Morris would fund the Meyer Friedman Institute with almost $11 million by 1997, according to documents unearthed by Petticrew and his colleagues

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Regularly inspect properties: In compliance with local laws, inspect properties as frequently as possible and address any signs of smoking ban violations