When C. Everett Koop took office as the 13th Surgeon General of the United States in 1982, 33% of Americans smoked. 1 Dr. Koop saw a problem that could be fixed. He used the power of the office to educate Americans and to develop a public health strategy to end the scourge of tobacco-related illnesses and deaths. A New York Times report provides a striking summary of the pace of change that characterized his tenure ...
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