Although physicians were well aware of the dangers of using cocaine regularly, non-medical and quasi-medical use of cocaine was widespread at the start of the twentieth century.

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At the start of the twentieth century, despite physicians' awareness of its dangers, cocaine was widely used both recreationally and in quasi-medical products, including in popular items like Coca-Cola and various tonics, reflecting a period before strict regulations on drugs were implemented.

Although Physicians Were Well Aware of the Dangers of Using