== Carefully selected research == 

 A recent edit removed the phrase "carefully selected" from the text's claim that Cigar Aficionado argued that "carefully selected health-research results support claims of safety", with the edit summary "sentence showed bias - 'carefully selected' implies cherrypicking data". I went back to the cited source, DeSantis & Morgan 2003 (PMID 14557079), and found that they documented the fact that Cigar Aficionado did cherry-pick the data. Here's a summary paragraph from the source: 
 : "... Cigar Aficionado turned science against itself. By (a) extracting anomalistic scientific claims about the hazards of smoking while (b) neglecting or harshly criticizing the much larger body of scientific research that links cigars with smoking related illnesses, the magazine pitted the bad science of the anti-smoking forces against the strategically selected good science of Shanken and Cigar Aficionado. The end product of this strategy closely models the selective exposure route for controlling cognitive dissonance; Cigar Aficionado clearly says that the only information that readers need pay attention to is that which points to a negligible level of risk of cigar smoking." 
 As far as I know, it's undisputed among reliable sources that Cigar Aficionado cherry-picks data, but since the cited source uses the phrase "strategically selected" I switched to that phrase in place of "carefully selected".