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Medical Doctors were used to endorsed cigarettes between 1927 to 1952. (This photo was taken at The National Museum of American History, Washington D.C.) : r Damnthatsinteresting History has a funny way of embarrassing us. There was a time when cigarettes were recommended by doctors. People trusted them because the smartest people in the room said they were safe. When Doctors Prescribed Cigarettes for Asthma! Back in the early 1900s, ads like this promised relief from sudden, violent asthma attacks with Dr. Blosser's Medical Cigarettes a tobacco free blend said doctors used to recommend cigarettes The Doctors' Choice Is America's Choice: The Physician in US Cigarette Advertisements, 19301953 Blowing smoke: When Doctors Recommended Cigarettes Weird Science History Cigarettes were promoted as being good for health, till early 1950s. : r HistoricalCapsule

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