Cigars may have a reputation for being safer than cigarettes, but they may be just as harmful and addictive, according to Penn State researchers, who add that small cigars have just as much if not ...

WASHINGTON (CN) - While Congress phases out a program to aid domestic tobacco farmers, a maker of little cigars must still pay an $11 million assessment, a federal judge ruled. Congress decided in ...

WASHINGTON -- Attorneys general from 39 states are lobbying to change federal regulations that allow tobacco manufacturers to classify cigarettes as "little cigars," which they say allows these ...

Fewer Americans are smoking cigarettes, but a growing number are turning to cigarettelike cigars that can sell for as little as seven cents apiece or to cigarettes that users can make themselves out ...

Little cigars are attractive to teens because they look like cigarettes but cost pennies each Marketers of e-cigarettes are advertising them in malls and places where teens hang out E-cigarettes come ...

Many people choose to smoke cigars, because, unlike cigarettes, the smoke isn't inhaled directly. Cigar smokers puff but do not drag as cigarette smokers do. Research from Penn State, however, shows ...

NEW YORK -- In an attempt to raise $16 million in state revenues, Pennsylvania is considering taxing little cigars. The state took 101 days to come up with a budget this year, longer than any other ...

MIAMI (CBSMiami0 - While many are made by machines today, cigar lovers know the best ones are still rolled by hand. But it's an art form that takes years to perfect and I got a crash course by a ...

Addition of flavors reduces the harsh taste of tobacco, facilitating the initiation and maintenance of addiction among youths. Flavored cigarettes (except menthol) are now banned. However, the ...

A 2009 law that raised federal taxes on tobacco products to discourage smoking triggered a market shift to pipe tobacco and large cigars, costing the U.S. Treasury billions in lost revenue, according ...

Data from 29,296 students in grades 9–12 as part of the 2008–2009 Youth Smoking Survey were used to examine the prevalence of cigar, cigarillo, and little cigar use and factors associated with their ...