Robert Lustig, MD: Personal Responsibility Was Popularized In the 1960s
Robert Lustig (in a lecture/video) discusses the historical rise of the idea of "personal responsibility" in mid-20th-century America, linking it to scientific publications about tobacco. He attributes the first equations of smoking with lung cancer to the Dahl (text: 'Richard Dahl') paper around 1950 and to Austin Bradford Hill (Bradford Hill) around 1960, and points to a visible spike in Washington Post and New York Times coverage of tobacco dangers after those papers.
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Richard Dahl (Dahl paper) and Austin Bradford Hill (Bradford Hill paper).
Dahl paper: around 1950; Bradford Hill paper: around 1960.
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