baseball players who chew tobacco SF mayor signs law that bans chewing at ballparks NYC Ban On Smokeless Tobacco
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The head of baseball's players' union, Tony Clark, told the Associated Press (via USA Today ) that some players quit chewing after Hall of Fame player Tony Gwynn died from oral cancer last year

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The company is the leading producer of brand-name smokeless tobacco, also called chew and snuff

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However, reductions in tobacco use have not occurred equally across U.S

Smoking kills more than 8 million people a year According to the World Health Organisation, around 8 million people die each year from smoking related illnesses, including stroke, and around 1.2 million of these deaths are caused by breathing second-hand smoke (4)
