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

A person holding a cigarette in their hand. Cigarette PICRYL Public Domain Media Search Engine Kent Cigarette Box, Michigan State Medical Society, 1963 National Museum of American History 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 Cigarettes were once 'physician' tested, approved

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