S. Surgeon General Warning About Smoking-Related Health Hazards In 1964

The U.S. Surgeon General warning about smoking-related health hazards in 1964. If it was deleted from history it would have little effect on us today. In my opinion some people would realize that smoking would have effects to their body that is bad to their health and try to change it but then you would have the people that still do it because they are addicted to the nicotine that it has in it. There would probably a higher death rate to lung cancer and other related cancers. The price may even go up on tobacco would go up because of the increase of demand. it would change how we look at the healthiness of what we put into are bodies. It would also affect how we look at what goes into our food. We also might not have the labels on our food