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Alness Community assoc. 40's quiz

evelynru | 20:34 Fri 12th Jun 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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30. What percentagbe of the adult male population in Britain smoked in 1947?

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1948: HEALTH: UK: Sir Richard Doll has written: On I January 1948, when I began to work with Bradford Hill, there was, if anything, less awareness of the possible iii effects of smoking than there had been 50 years before. For the spread of the cigarette habit, which was as entrenched among male doctors as among the rest of the adult male population (80 per cent of whom smoked) had so dulled the collective sense that tobacco might be a threat to health that the possibility that it might be the culprit was given only scant attention. Doll, R. "The First Reports on Smoking and Lung Cancer."

Extract from this page http://www.tobacco.org/resources/history/Tobac co_History20-1.html

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