Box 2

The small collection contains material related to Eugene Rogot's study to understand the general mortality trends of smokers vs. non-smokers. As described in the final report's introduction, the study followed U.S. veterans with Government Life Insurance Policies from 1954-1969. It was a joint study between the Veterans Adminstration and NIH and was a follow-up of the Dorn and Kahn studies. Items include reports, correspondence, data, statistics, surveys, and notes.

The small collection contains material related to Eugene Rogot's study to understand the general mortality trends of smokers vs. non-smokers. As described in the final report's introduction, the study followed U.S. veterans with Government Life Insurance Policies from 1954-1969. It was a joint study between the Veterans Adminstration and NIH and was a follow-up of the Dorn and Kahn studies. Items include reports, correspondence, data, statistics, surveys, and notes.

The small collection contains material related to Eugene Rogot's study to understand the general mortality trends of smokers vs. non-smokers. As described in the final report's introduction, the study followed U.S. veterans with Government Life Insurance Policies from 1954-1969. It was a joint study between the Veterans Adminstration and NIH and was a follow-up of the Dorn and Kahn studies. Items include reports, correspondence, data, statistics, surveys, and notes.

The small collection contains material related to Eugene Rogot's study to understand the general mortality trends of smokers vs. non-smokers. As described in the final report's introduction, the study followed U.S. veterans with Government Life Insurance Policies from 1954-1969. It was a joint study between the Veterans Adminstration and NIH and was a follow-up of the Dorn and Kahn studies. Items include reports, correspondence, data, statistics, surveys, and notes.

The small collection contains material related to Eugene Rogot's study to understand the general mortality trends of smokers vs. non-smokers. As described in the final report's introduction, the study followed U.S. veterans with Government Life Insurance Policies from 1954-1969. It was a joint study between the Veterans Adminstration and NIH and was a follow-up of the Dorn and Kahn studies. Items include reports, correspondence, data, statistics, surveys, and notes.