Tony Gwynn family settles case against U.S. Smokeless Tobacco Company
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Diamondbacks closer Addison Reed quits chewing tobacco after Tony Gwynn's death
Tony Gwynn's Family Sues Tobacco Industry, Seeking Recourse Over Fatal Habit - The New York Times
Smokeless tobacco ingrained in baseball, despite bans and Gwynn's death - Los Angeles Times
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Poorer countries fail to act on smoking due to big tobacco threats, says WHO | Tobacco industry | The Guardian
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Smokers and vapers at greater risk of dying from coronavirus – as experts warn we could face Italy-style epidemic
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Banning e-cigarettes, not tobacco products, is 'ludicrous,' some public health experts say
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Davich: When a teen smoker of e-cigarettes says, 'I'm not all that worried,' a marketing campaign has won - Chicago Tribune
