Most moms-to-be are aware that you shouldn't smoke during pregnancy, but some have a hard time kicking the habit. Some turn to smokeless tobacco like snuff or other nicotine-replacement products. But ...

Like cigarettes, snuff contains harmful chemicals. Although exposure to these chemicals is lower than when smoking tobacco, inhaling snuff is still unhealthy and can be addictive. Snuff is a tobacco ...

Tobacco giant Altria wants to tell the world that its Copenhagen snuff is a safer alternative to smoking cigarettes, and on Thursday an FDA advisory panel agreed that the science appears to support ...

Snuff tobacco is one type of smokeless tobacco product that's more finely ground than chewing tobacco. Snuff may be chewed or sucked in your mouth or sniffed into your nostrils. You absorb nicotine ...

Snuff, or powdered tobacco, became fashionable in Europe in the early 16th century. The habit of inhaling or “snuffing” tobacco through the nostrils was introduced from the Americas by Ramón Pané [PDF ...

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