Pipe smokers have five times the risk of lung cancer and nearly four times the risk of throat cancer as people who use no tobacco, researchers from the U.S. Cancer Society reported.

The California law banning smoking in public places provided an exemption for tobacco shops such as the Haven, which is why regulars -- and first- timers -- drift in to check out pipe tobaccos ...

The Pipe Tobacco Council, an industry group, estimates 52 million pounds of pipe tobacco were sold in the United States in 1970. Last year, the figure was 7.1 million pounds, a decline of 86 percent.

Cancer. Even if you don't inhale, you can get cancer from smoking pipes and cigars. People who smoke cigars regularly are 4 to 10 times more likely than nonsmokers to die from cancers of the mouth ...

Male smokers at risk of losing their Y chromosome Men who smoke are more prone to certain cancers than women Steve Connor Thursday 04 December 2014 20:14 GMT 0 Comments ...

Male smokers are three times more likely than non-smoking men to lose their Y chromosomes, according to research which may explain why men develop and die from many cancers at disproportionate ...

Men who smoke suffer a more rapid decline in brain function as they age than their non-smoking counterparts, with their cognitive decline as rapid as someone 10 years older but who shuns tobacco ...

Dan Nemets, a sophomore at Central Michigan University, likes the TV show "Family Guy," heavy-metal musician Ozzy Osbourne and a good pipe. Mr. Nemets took up pipe smoking 18 months ago after ...

Pipe and cigar smokers may say they don’t inhale, but a new study suggests otherwise. The study, based on breathing tests in people ages 48 to 90, found that the pipe and cigar smokers had more ...