Smoking cigars and pipes are associated with a significantly increased risk for death from tobacco-related cancers, as well as cardiovascular causes, according to research published in JAMA Internal ...

George Washington was a tobacco farmer and John Adams a pipe smoker, and every town in America has had a cigar store or pipe tobacconist since the nation's founding. But the Food and Drug ...

February 17, 2010 — Pipe and cigar smoking has been found to increase urine cotinine levels and is associated with decreased lung function and increased odds of airflow obstruction, even in ...

Although yesterday's announcement that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will start regulating e-cigarettes is getting the most attention—Reason's Jacob Sullum explains why this is awful news for ...

Even with all the huffing and puffing about smoking bans, cigars just seem to keep getting hotter. "Cigar smoking is going through a huge Renaissance," said Larry Houff, owner of BLS Tobacco in Austin ...

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The City Commission on Aug. 19 voted to advance updates to city ordinances to allow the smoking of pipe tobacco in licensed cigar lounges. The Commission will discuss the changes again at its next ...

Pipe tobacco smokers are now allowed to smoke inside cigar lounges in Mandan. The City Commission on Tuesday voted unanimously to adopt updates to city ordinances to allow the smoking of pipe tobacco ...

(HealthDay News) – The popularity of cigarette smoking in the United States continues to decline, but it appears many smokers are turning to less heavily taxed cigars and loose tobacco. Michael A.

In the beginning, there was smoke. It snaked out of the Andes from the burning leaves of Nicotiana tabacum some 6,000 years ago, spreading across the lands that would come to be known as South America ...