smoking cigarettes in hospital the 1950s, doctors recommended and patients could buy by bedside In the 1950s, smoking was
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 In the 1950s, selling cigarettes inside hospitals was a routine practice. Hospital staff regularly pushed carts from room to room, offering packs of cigarettes alongside snacks and magazines. Patients were permitted to Smoking: Why Stop Now? The New York Times Ashtrays The Center for the Study of Tobacco and Society
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