Theoretically, all types of smokeless tobacco products are allowed in hand and checked luggage on planes in the United States. The TSA doesn’t establish any restrictions for traveling with ...

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 ...

“Through with Chew Week” runs through Saturday. Also, smokeless tobacco users are encouraged to make the Great American Spit Out, Feb. 23, their quit date.

By Janie McCauley •Published December 1, 2016•Updated on December 2, 2016 at 7:06 am That visible circle in the back pockets of big leaguers — typically a sure sign of smokeless tobacco ...

In fact, Rodriguez — who's partnering with OraPharma to raise awareness on the topic — tells PEOPLE that he "didn't chew tobacco" and "didn't dip," despite what people might think.

February 15, 2011 / 2:22 PM CST / CBS Texas WASHINGTON (AP) - Two Senate Democrats are urging Major League Baseball and the players union to ban smokeless tobacco, such as chew and dip.

This year, smokeless tobacco users are encouraged to quit during “Through with Chew Week.” Support to quit can come from friends and family as well as from dentists and health care providers.

The story for most who chew tobacco or who use dip doesn't start with, "When I was a kid I watched my favorite baseball player use smokeless tobacco so I started using it, too." Like most vices, a ...

Host Jon Frankel voiceover: You might find it dirty, messy or downright gross … but chewing tobacco – or “Dip” as it’s known… is as much a part of big-time baseball as Cracker Jacks ...