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smoking cigarettes in hospital

smoking cigarettes in hospital the 1950s, selling and 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 In the 1950s, selling cigarettes

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smoking cigarettes in hospital the 1950s, selling and 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 In the 1950s, selling cigarettes
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