Smoking pipes or cigars wreaks havoc on your mouth, contributing to gum disease, stained teeth, bad breath, and tooth loss. One study showed that pipe and cigar smokers had an average of four ...

According to a study published in the newly released Journal of Periodontology, cigar and pipe smoking may have nearly the same adverse effects on periodontal health and tooth loss as cigarette ...

A passenger can smoke a cigar or his pipe, if he likes. "He can’t do that on other flights. A lot of women object to sitting next to a man smoking a pipe; a lot of men object, too.

Malhotra J, et al. (2017). Association between cigar or pipe smoking and cancer risk in men: A pooled analysis of five cohort studies. https: ...

Smoking a pipe may be as bad for your health as puffing on a cigar, according to a study. Doctors in the United States analysed the medical records of over 138,000 men. Of these, 15,263 smoked a pipe.

Some cigarette smokers switch to pipes or cigars in the belief that this is a less dangerous form of smoking. But pipe and cigar smokers are also at increased risk for all the conditions associated ...

Cigars and pipes are making a comeback among Generation Z, anti-smoking campaigners have warned. New research suggests young people are increasingly opting to smoke tobacco in cigars and pipes, ...

Like cigarettes, smoking a pipe can have serious health consequences. Here, experts discuss the similarities and differences between pipe and cigarette smoking and how tobacco use increases your ...

Although the ordinance went into effect at the end of last year, not much has actually changed at Anthony’s Pipe and Cigar Lounge. On Tuesday morning, a handful of men quietly read under small ...

MINNEAPOLIS — Minneapolis passed an ordinance last year aimed to close a “loophole” in the state’s prohibition on indoor smoking that allowed for licensed tobacconists to run cigar lounges.

The use is highest in those aged 18 to 24, with three percent of 18-year-olds exclusively smoking cigars or pipes in 2023, compared with just one percent of 65-year-olds.

A passenger can smoke a cigar or his pipe, if he likes. "He can’t do that on other flights. A lot of women object to sitting next to a man smoking a pipe; a lot of men object, too.