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Labour's hospital smoking ban is doomed to fail The Spectator Cigarettes sold in hospitals in the 1950s Deepak Kaul posted on the topic LinkedIn During the 1950s, selling commercial tobacco products inside medical facilities was a completely routine practice. Hospital staff regularly wheeled mobile carts directly into patient rooms, offering cartons of cigarettes right alongside everyday Hospitals once treated cigarettes like medicine. In 1948, a tobacco mascot called Mr. Cig reportedly visited a hospital and handed out free cigarettes to patients, presenting them almost like a comforting part
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