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Forty Years of "Bad for You" Smoking
Story aired: Tuesday, January 13, 2004



Forty years ago this week, the surgeon general of the United States issued the first report on smoking and health. The report linked smoking to cancer and other diseases.

And so we've had four decades of health warnings, taxes, smoking bans, even lawsuits.

Steven Schroeder is professor of health and health policy and the director of a stop smoking center at the University of California. He joins Here and Now to discuss smoking's past, present, and future.

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Steven Schroeder, professor of health and health policy and the director of a stop smoking center at the University of California

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Anti-Smoking Efforts Reach 40-Year Milestone (American Cancer Society)

Deadliest Cancer For Women (CBS News)

History of the 1964 Surgeon General's Report on Smoking and Health (CDC)

Surgeon General's Reports on Smoking and Health 1964 (PDF File)

Stub Out That Butt! (Time Magazine)

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