WAYS & MEANS

Tobacco Researchers Come Under the Microscope

By JEFFREY BRAINARD

A key Congressional committee is probing possible conflicts of interest among academic researchers leading a large, federally financed study of whether annual medical scans of smokers' lungs can save lives.

The committee is seeking detailed information about the scientists' relationships with tobacco...

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