Reuters - Forget the Marlboro man -- new research shows that smoking, often marketed as a symbol of virility, increases the risk of impotence.

Reuters - Forget the Marlboro man -- new research shows that smoking, often marketed as a symbol of virility, increases the risk of impotence.

Reuters - Forget the Marlboro man -- new research shows that smoking, often marketed as a symbol of virility, increases the risk of impotence. "Men who smoke are up to 40 percent more likely to suffer from impotence than those who don't," said Dr Christopher Millett, of Imperial College London, who worked on the research.

Yvonne Lee - AHN Staff Reporter Washington, D.C. (AHN) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday decides not to hear an appeal of a $50 million punitive damages award against Altria Group Inc.'s Philip Morris unit. The suit was filed in California by Richard Boeken, who smoked two packs of Marlboro...

Reuters - The makers of Marlboro and Camel cigarettes could soon go smokeless, supplementing sagging U.S. cigarette sales volume with smokeless tobacco, analysts say.