Chewing tobacco (“dip”) increases the risk of several types of cancer Fact checked by Khara Scheppmann The use of “dip,” such as chewing tobacco or snuff, is associated with several types ...

Tony Gwynn's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit earlier this year against the tobacco industry By Janie McCauley • Published December 1, 2016 • Updated on December 2, 2016 ...

You're probably familiar with the dangers of cigarette smoking, but chewing tobacco and snuff are other tobacco products that can have serious health effects, as well. Learn more about the long ...

No more dip: Proposed city ordinance would ban Orioles players from using tobacco products at Camden Yards. The team responded to the legislation.

A bill that would ban players from using tobacco during games is advancing.The Baltimore City Council unanimously voted to enact an ordinance that would prohibit the use of all tobacco products in ...

Snuff is a tobacco product that people put into their noses or mouths. Even though it is smokeless, snuff and snus carry the same adverse health risks as smoking cigarettes. Some people believe ...

As nicotine packets like Zyn replace dipping tobacco, the spitter bottles of GWOT — gross, simple, everywhere — are not forgotten.

Smokeless tobacco products such as dip, chew, snuff and snus are also now banned. The tobacco ban applies to university buildings, facilities, grounds and university-owned vehicles.

An interesting moment took place at the Vikings game Sunday when head coach Mike Zimmer was caught taking a dip of what appeared to be chewing tobacco from a bag of sunflower seeds.

DEAR HELOISE: My 17-year-old son and his friends have started a habit I detest. They all dip tobacco. They seem to think it’s cool for some reason. They carry around a plastic foam cup and spit ...