Examines the health risks of using smokeless tobacco--spit, chew, chaw, dip, plug, snuff--and describes its popularity amongst professional baseball players and athletes, how tobacco companies advertise smokeless tobacco, and other related topics.
Examines the costs related to tobacco use, discussing accidental fires, smoking-induced illnesses, quitting and prevention, and purchase and production.
Discusses the influence of smoking advertisements on television, film, and other types of popular media, covering the way tobacco companies reach smokers and potential new customers with savvy marketing efforts, and the work done by antismoking advocates.
