U.S. Surgeon General Jerome M. Adams has a complicated relationship with tobacco. He grew up working on his grandfather’s tobacco farm in St. Mary’s County, where he made money to buy sneakers and a prom suit. But his grandfather was also a life-long smoker who died from complications of lung cancer…
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U.S. Surgeon General talks tobacco and cigarette smoking in Baltimore
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