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Smokeless Tobacco Products Recalled As Sharp Metal Fragments Are Found Inside

U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Company has voluntarily recalled some smokeless tobacco products after sharp metal objects have been found in selected cans. The FDA too is pursuing a new rule that will limit a carcinogen content in such products.

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Smokeless tobacco

Smokeless Tobacco Products Recalled As Sharp Metal Fragments Are Found Inside

Smokeless Tobacco Products Contain Bacteria Linked To Opportunistic Infections

FDA Launches Campaign To Show Rural Youth Risks Of Chewing Tobacco

New York Bans Smokeless Tobacco At Sporting Events

San Francisco Says No To Smokeless Tobacco At Sports Venues: Will Other Cities Follow?

San Francisco Becomes First City In US To Ban Chewing Tobacco At Ballparks

Chewing Tobacco Now Banned In San Francisco Giants Baseball Stadium

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