Auburn Memorial Hospital in New York Establishes No-Smoking Policy for Entire Campus

Auburn (N.Y.) Memorial Hospital has a new smoke-free and tobacco-free policy that will impact the entire hospital campus, effective Sept. 1, according to a Citizen report.

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AMH already has a no-smoking policy, but the hospital rules only apply to smoking inside the facility. The new policy now enforces a no-smoking ban in previously designated smoking areas around the hospital.

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