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In the 1950s, selling and smoking cigarettes inside hospitals was normal. Staff pushed carts offering packs to patients, who often smoked in their beds, hallways, and waiting rooms. Doctors and nurses smoked

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A review of images of nurses and smoking on the World Wide Web

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In the 1950s, selling cigarettes in hospitals was a routine, accepted practice, with staff often wheeling carts directly to patient bedsides to sell packs or cartons alongside snacks and magazines. Smoking was

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In the 1950s, smoking was not only socially accepted but also commonly permitted inside hospitals. This photo shows a patient purchasing cigarettes from his hospital bed, with nurses facilitating the sale from

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In the 1950s, selling and smoking cigarettes inside hospitals was normal. Staff pushed carts offering packs to patients, who often smoked in their beds, hallways, and waiting rooms. Doctors and nurses smoked

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Hospitals used to allow smoking everywhere

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