A Florida appeals court ruled Wednesday that R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. must pay $102 million to settle a lawsuit between the state of Florida and four tobacco companies dating back to 1995.

Kamran Siddiqi receives funding from National Institute of Health Research, Medical Research Council and Cancer Research UK. Smokeless tobacco products are addictive and cause cancer, yet only a ...

Tobacco companies want U.S. regulators to bless smokeless tobacco as a safer alternative to smoking, as cigarette consumption in the country falls. In its campaign, Big Tobacco has unusual ...

338 batting average and an intense focus at the plate. What they probably don’t remember is Gwynn using smokeless tobacco throughout his career – a habit, Gwynn told ESPN in 2010, that he ...

There’s no chewing, spitting or mess ... products pose a threat to adolescents and children. In a letter to R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. in February, Lawrence Deyton, director of the FDA’s ...

If you think chewing on tobacco is any better for your health than smoking it, the American Heart Association (AHA) respectfully disagrees. The national nonprofit group released a statement Monday ...

Camel Snus, the latest smokeless tobacco product to hit the ... a spokesman for the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, which manufacturers Snus, acknowledged on Wednesday. A pouch amounts to a single ...

Also, RJ Reynolds Tobacco Co. is testing Camel Snus -- named after a popular and decades-old smokeless tobacco product in Sweden -- in Austin, Texas, and Portland, Ore. It also costs the same as a ...

Under terms of the settlement, RJR, the nation’s second-largest tobacco company, agrees to pay $33 million in cash to farmers and buy at least 35 million pounds of domestic leaf in each of the ...