Nicotine pouches and smokeless tobacco products -e vidence, risks and policy implications Nicotine pouches and other smokeless tobacco products are an emerging area of interest for tobacco control, with growing visibility in the UK and increasing uptake among younger adults
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Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a progressive and largely irreversible respiratory condition that causes poorly reversible airflow obstruction and an abnormal inflammatory response in the lungs, associated with overall poor lung health [1,2,3]
The smoke has body, not just flavour, and the difference is something full-flavour smokers feel rather than describe
The product is complete, contains only natural oils in many, different flavours, but also those known to smokers
The aim of standardised packs is: To make tobacco packaging less attractive, particularly to children Increase the prominence of health warnings Remove any misconception that one brand of tobacco is more or less harmful than another