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- “Tobacco-free” Nicotine Pouches: Risk Perceptions, Awareness . . .
We informed participants that “tobacco-free nicotine” pouches contain synthetic nicotine and examined comparative risk perceptions (i e tobacco-free vs TDN pouches) and TFN pouch awareness, susceptibility, and use
- Potential Impact of Oral Nicotine Pouches on Public Health: A . . .
Oral nicotine pouches (ONPs) are a new class of nicotine products This scoping review summarizes evidence on ONPs and explores their potential public health impact We conducted a structured literature search for empirical studies across three electronic databases through January 10, 2024
- Perception, beliefs and health effects of nicotine pouches
According to industry-funded research, NPs are a "low-risk" product with lower in vitro toxicity than conventional tobacco products, partly due to the absence of tobacco leaf and combustion However, public health experts are concerned about these products Among these issues are NP businesses' aggressive and targeted marketing methods
- The Impact of Oral Nicotine Pouches on Public Health
The absence of long-term studies poses challenges in understanding the full spectrum of health impacts Some studies suggest that while ONPs do not contain tobacco leaf, their nicotine delivery mechanisms can still pose risks, particularly to adolescents whose brains are still developing
- The Truth About Nicotine Pouches - Franciscan Health
Many believe pouches are a convenient way to consume nicotine without the harmful tar and chemicals found in traditional tobacco products But a new study in the journal Addiction finds they don’t effectively curb nicotine cravings
- Nicotine Pouch Awareness and Use Among Youth, National Youth . . .
Current use of nicotine pouches was common among current smokeless tobacco users (41 3%) Conclusions: Overall, in 2021, while relatively few students had ever tried nicotine pouches or currently used them, more than one-third had heard of them
- A Review of the Health Impact of Nicotine Pouches - ResearchGate
Research suggests nicotine pouches and snus may have no performance-enhancing effects in sports and could impair physical performance, including endurance and strength Moreover, their use is
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