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America's most popular and influential Surgeon General discusses the great medical issues of his tenure--AIDS, cancer from cigarette tobacco, and his anti-choice stance on abortion--and recounts his personal life from his early years in Brooklyn to today.
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2 editions- Paperback · English · 1992Zondervan Pub. House · 445 pages · 9780310597728
- Other · English · 1991Random House · 342 pages · 9780394576268
BiographyHealth officersPediatric surgeonsPhysiciansPersonal NarrativesPhysicians, biographyPediatrics