In communities where smokeless tobacco use is part of the culture, reaching at-risk teens with compelling messaging is critical to help change their understanding of the risks and harms associated with smokeless tobacco use. *This news story was resourced by the Oral Cancer Foundation, and vetted for appropriateness and accuracy.
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A native of Texas, he started chewing as a teenager in roping school, which wasnt uncommon because, he recalled, Everyones grandma even chewed. He says he chewed because he considered it the manly thing to do. It also served the practical purpose of keeping his mouth moist in the summer when he was working outside, he said
