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Innovations" in cigarette design over the years have been devastating. Smokers today are at greater risk for cancer and other diseases even though they smoke fewer cigarettes than smokers in the '60s
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U.S. surgeon general reports that smoking causes lung cancer in 1964 – New York Daily News
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50 Years After Landmark Warning, 8 Million Fewer Smoking Deaths
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In 1963, the average adult in the United States consumed about 4,345 cigarettes per year, one of the highest levels ever recorded. That equals roughly 12 cigarettes a day, showing how deeply
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Looking Back at the 1964 Surgeon General's Report on Smoking — Leyla Mei
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January 11, 1964 – The U.S. Surgeon General Issued the First Report Linking Smoking and Health
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