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Scientific American

July 1, 2000

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Alcohol, Tobacco and Soy Alarms

Analysis of large numbers of people can turn up some surprising insights about the things we put in our mouths, notes Steve Mirsky

By Steve Mirsky

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Steve Mirsky was the winner of a Twist contest in 1962, for which he received three crayons and three pieces of construction paper. It remains his most prestigious award.

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Scientific American Magazine Vol 283 Issue 1This article was originally published with the title “Alcohol, Tobacco and Soy Alarms” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 283 No. 1 (), p. 112
doi:10.1038/scientificamerican0700-112
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