A new type of tobacco product has seen rising use around the world, but there are still serious questions about how it ...

They use tobacco sticks, which are sold in packs of 20 like traditional cigarettes and look, feel, warm up, and taste like them, that connect to an electronic device that heats them but does not ...

Deere Model B, a 1948 Farmall M and a 1949 Oliver 77 Row Crop run an 80-plus-year-old sileage cutter, strip saw and corn ...

Aussie smokers will be reminded of the consequences of the harmful habit beyond the packaging, with the introduction of new warning labels on individual cigarette sticks.

They use tobacco sticks, which are sold in packs of 20 like traditional cigarettes and look, feel, warm up, and taste like them, that connect to an electronic device that heats them but does not ...

So he decided to try IQOS, a sleek, pen-shaped electronic device that heats sticks of rolled tobacco, developed by the American multinational tobacco company Philip Morris International (PMI).