FARGO -- Chris Carlson’s nicotine habit started with chewing tobacco and his college fraternity brothers. He really got hooked in the mid ’80s as an exchange student in Sweden, where he says everyone ...

Smokeless nicotine products are being seen as a “bridge” to quitting cigarettes for former and current members of the ...

Chewing tobacco has long been used in many regions and is often considered less harmful than smoking cigarettes. However, recent research reveals that chewing tobacco can actually cause cancer faster ...

The top-selling brand of chewing tobacco in the United States — a brand long associated with Richmond’s tobacco industry — is ...

A new City Council proposal would ban chewing tobacco and Zyn nicotine pouches at Comerica Park and other Detroit pro sports stadiums. Why it matters: It's part of a national effort driven by Knock ...

Stephen Strasburg, like his former college teammate Addison Reed, is giving up smokeless tobacco following the death of Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn. The Washington Nationals ace, who played for Gwynn at ...

CHENNAI, India (Reuters Health) - A study from India shows that use of smokeless tobacco in the form of chewing tobacco or snuff is associated with an increased risk of developing cancer in the ...

The University of Arizona women’s basketball team (11-11, 2-9 in Big 12) came out on top against Kansas State University (12-12, 5-6 in Big 12) on Wednesday, Feb. 4 in McKale Center. This marked the..

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - People who use chewing tobacco expose themselves to even higher levels of a particular cancer-causing compound than tobacco smokers do, according to a new study.