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Doctors Ought to Care: A History of Smoke-Filled Hospital Rooms, 1950-1993 (37 pages) Report by Jonathan Bean, PhD Professor of History, Southern Illinois University 2010 The article analyzes what hospitals knew, and did, about the health hazards of smoking, with a focus on the national level and a case study of Missouri, where the link between smoking and lung cancer first burst onto the American scene, in 1950, with a JAMA [ Journal of the American Medical Association ] article published by St
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