I first met Ron Davis in 1981. I was the new medical reporter at the Chicago Sun-Times. He was a medical student at the University of Chicago, who hoped to turn the Chicago-based American Medical Association into an anti-tobacco group.
I had just broken a story for the Sun-Times on how the AMA Physician Retirement Fund had a major investment in Philip Morris and R.J. Reynolds. The AMA stood by its investment, which after all was meant to make money and...
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