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Surgeon General's Report Shows Progress in Reducing Smoking, But There's More to Do to Close Health Gaps and Strengthen Smokefree Policies American Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation The U.S. Surgeon General released the first official government report stating that cigarette smoking is a cause of lung cancer and other serious health problems on this day in 1964. This A History of U.S. Surgeon General Warnings: Smoking, TV, Safer Sex and More The New York Times Surgeon General's 1964 report: making smoking history Harvard Health Today is the 60th anniversary of the first @u.s.surgeongeneral's report on smoking and health. We've made tremendous progress since this report was issued in 1964, but tobacco use still kills 480,000 Americans U.S. smoking warning made history, saved lives
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