One of the coolest things in my sports-filled life may seem weird to many, but to the 12-year-old version of me it was off-the-charts cool. It was also a lot of work. Back in those days, and from what ...

People have been left baffled after discovering the bizarre ingredients that go into making chewing gum. The UK is one of the biggest consumers of chewing gum globally, with fans chomping through ...

Sam Egger is supported by an Australian government scholarship. Becky Freeman is an expert advisor to the Cancer Council tobacco issues committee and a member of the Cancer Institute vaping ...

There was also the task of hosing down the dugout to wash away the stains of Copenhagen or Beechnut chewing tobacco, most of it from the mouth of coach Bayne. As a reward, me, 12-year-old Charlie ...

It was “really horrendous,” Crane said. As a doctor specializing in family medicine, Crane was inspired by that experience to start raising awareness about the effects of tobacco addiction. He founded ...

Most chewing gum on sale is made from a variety of oil-based synthetic rubbers—similar to the plastic material used in car tires. If you find that thought slightly unsettling, you are not alone.

Your chewing gum may have some of the same ingredients as plastic grocery bags and tires, but a U.K. campaign aims to put a stop to this. Environmental nonprofit City to Sea is teaming up with plastic ...

Chewing harder materials like wooden sticks can boost brain glutathione levels and improve memory performance, according to South Korean research. Who knew that a good chew could do more than just ...

Chelsea have booked their place Conference League quarter-final after overcoming FC Copenhagen. With a 2-1 advantage from the last-16 first leg, the Blues increased their advantage early in the ...

Australian law enforcement agencies tackling the "relentless" illicit tobacco trade are getting a federal funding boost to double down on their efforts. The federal government has announced $156.7 ...

The rate for hand-rolling tobacco is £14.30 for a 30g packet, and £5.50 for a 30g packet of other smoking and chewing tobacco. The rate on tobacco for heating is £2.06 for a 6g pack.