cigarette hospital In the 1950s, it was completely normal for hospitals to sell cigarettes. Staff pushed carts through the wards offering packs alongside magazines and snacks, and patients could even smoke from their beds Labour's hospital smoking ban is

Labour's hospital smoking ban is doomed to fail The Spectator A sister lighting the cigarette of a patient in bed, at the No. 5 Canadian General Hospital (MED01 01 2842) Archive Item Topical Press Agency Medical Collection Historic England In 1948, a human sized cigarette mascot named Mr. Cig visited hospital patients, handing out free cigarettes. This was during a time when smoking was widely accepted and even promoted, with the tobacco There's worse things than patients smoking outside hospitals Clare Allan The Guardian

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