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Sylvia Trent-Adams
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Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Health
In office
January 2, 2019 –September 30, 2020
Military offices
Preceded by Surgeon General of the United States
Acting
2016–2017		Succeeded by
Deputy Surgeon General of the United States
2016–2019		Succeeded by
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