first surgeon general warning on cigarettes ONTHISDAY: A THAT CHANGED PUBLIC HEALTH ๐ญ In 1964, Luther Terry, the U.S. General, released the federal report formally warning that cigarette smoking may be hazardous to human health Oh January 11th, 1964, the
Oh January 11th, 1964, the US Surgeon General's report officially declared smoking a major health risk which led to required health warnings on tobacco products and help launch anti smoking efforts. The warning has been tweaked and changed over time, but, in 2012, when the FDA wanted to literally put pictures of dead people on the packs, a judge ruled that this violated U.S. smoking warning made history, saved lives 1964 Surgeon General's Report The Center for the Study of Tobacco and Society
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