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Everett Koop, who "really got us where we are today," says Otis Brawley, chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society
These include arsenic (poison), ammonia (toilet cleaner), acetone (nail polish remover), butane (lighter fuel), methanol (rocket fuel), DDT (insecticide), polonium 210 (radioactive fallout) and cadium (car battery fuel)
Once seen as an emblem of refinement and sophistication, cigarettes have now come to be recognized as a major health hazard that causes hundreds of thousands of deaths annually from conditions related to smoking such as liver cancer, cardiovascular disease, and breathing issues

Cost, board chair, Margaret Handmaker, Sherry Babbage, Dwayne Compton, Erin Frazier, Maria Nota, Mary Katherine Probst, Connie Sorrell and Gerald Temes.
