Blum Oral Tobacco
American Journal of Public Health -- Snuffing Tobacco Our of Sport"
Fields
- Named Organization
- Doctors Ought to Care (Activist physician group on tobacco)Founded by Alan Blum M.D
- Federal Trade Commission (Enforcement agency for laws against deceptive advertising)Enforces laws against false and deceptive advertising, including ads for tobacco products. Ensures proper display of health warnings in ads and on tobacco products;collects and reports to Congress information concerning cigarette and smokeless tobacco advertising, sales expenditures, and the tar, nicotine, and carbon monoxide content of cigarettes.
- National Cancer Institute NCIDivision of Cancer Prevention and Control, National Cancer Institute located in Rockville, MD
- Pinkerton Tobacco Co. (Leading producer of chewing tobacco in 1987)the leading producer of chewing tobacco in 1987
- Swedish Tobacco
- United States Tobacco Company (Producers of Copenhagen/Skoal chewing tobacco)Producers of chewing tobacco
- World Health Organization Technical Advisory Group on Tobacco and Health (group of tobacco control experts to advise the WHo on tobacc)
- American Academy of Opthalmology and Otolaryngology
- American Dental Association
- American Medical Association (physicians group)Professional trade group representing American physicians.
- American Academy of Pediatrics
- American Public Health Association (Public health organization)Professional organization for people working in public health
- Named Person
- Bradshaw, Terry
- Buoniconti, Nick (Pro. Football Linebacker, Hall of Fame)
- Campbell, Earl (Football Running Back, Houston Oilers, advertised smokeless )
- Garrison, WaltDefense
- Klecko,Joe
- Ruth, Babe
- Ryan, Nolan
- Taylor, Lawrence
- Sullivan, Louis, M.D. (Secretary, U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services)
- Notes
Discusses smokeless tobacco's role in major league sports
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- 001_20A
- 001_20A_0001 Argus Leader Doctor: Snuff, Chewing Tobacco Also Risky
- 001_20A_0002 Health & Fitness, Dallas Morning News
- 001_20A_0004 Writers Guidelines for: Heartland USA
- 001_20A_0005 JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) Smokeless Tobacco
- 001_20A_0006 Tobacco Lore A Look at the History of Snuff
- 001_20A_0008 Smokeless Tobacco: A Life Saver?
- 001_20A_0009 National Collegiate Athletic Association Conferences Policies on Smokeless Tobacco
- 001_20A_0017 Special Article: The Reemergence of Smokeless Tobacco, New England Journal Medicine Vol 314
- 001_20A_0025 Pinch Me
- 001_20A_0029A American Journal of Public Health Color Cover
- 001_20A_0033 Ebay Harry Gant 33 Skoal Tobacco 1987 Fan Club
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Co entary
Snuffing
colleagues report on ~e use of oral
smokeless tobacco (i;e.~ Snuff or che~dng
Theauthors found that use may not seri-
ously increase risks *i~rcardiovasculardis-
ease, at least not in the short run and not
among physically N professiowal athletes,
many of whom chew o~ly while in uni-
form. Other smaller studies suggeN that
the use of smokeless tobacco ~rries arisk
Of deve cardiovascular
dippers and chewers.
(and role models} use smokeless
tobacco, most of them the moist sm~ff
cancer causing chemicals
saminesY This is unprecedented in
tory of basebal| and the nation°
this cohorL No ptayer should consider
cer risks. Babe Rmh smoked cigars~
chewed t0bacvo, and consumed a}cohol
during most of his illustrious career. He
ived addict~om more
ting than.players who
~is sNft m
ad~
tobacc
98O
mond. ~is custom started a century ago
when players chewed tobacco to keep
Pitcher Nolan Ryan e.sfimams that when
he ioined the major leagues 20 years ago
perhaps a third of the players smoked cig-
areues, a l?w on each ~eam still chewed
tobacco, but none dipped snufl:J ~ During
the 1980s smoking amonglhe p~ayers dra-
matically declined, as did the use of chew-
win free samples of dip coming , the
clubhouse,~" Ryan says. ~ ~
Of major concern is the fact that the
greatest cancer risks amd most severe oral
pathology (oral leukopl~a and gum re-
cession) o~ur ~ong sn~ @~ rather
than toba~ chewem2 Caner risks
r:Ne when ~uff dipping is combine~ wit~
by
carefu!!y
seUs Depar*mem of P~b/ic Healtl~. 150 Tre
momStre~t. Bostom MA02111.
Edi~taS Nate~ See rdated article by Siege~
el aL on page ~7 of INs issue.

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the American Acad-
the American Public
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should to the sponsorship of
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: use of smokeless
Physicians.
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public heal~ commmnity has a
of
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drop and thfiI! of athletic victory. AAI of
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