Environmental Health & Safety Council
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Ernst Wynder at the American Health Foundation (AHF) created a subsidiary, the Environmental Health and Safety Council (EHSC) in 1990 to research environmental chemical carcinogens. This program has a three parts:
- - They want $25,000 from Kraft General Foods to become a member.
- - Also $80,000 support for the employment of a nutritionist/spokesman and staff
- - Also $75,000 (of $130,000 total budget) to help defray education costs. [2]
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| Ernst L. Wynder |
| Dietrich K Hoffman |
| Evarts A Graham |
| American Health Foundation |
| Naylor Dana Institute |
| Environ. Health & Safety Council |
| AHF (Doc Index) |
