Nicotine pouches may offer path to reduced tobacco harm
September 09, 2025 by medicalxpress.com
Nicotine pouches may offer path to reduced tobacco harm
Adults in the U.S. are turning to nicotine pouches as a potential step down from more harmful nicotine products. A study by Rutgers Health found that most users have a history of tobacco use, with some using pouches to quit. Despite low overall usage rates, concerns about the long-term health effects, addiction, and youth uptake persist. Researchers emphasize the need for monitoring and regulation to prevent uncontrolled proliferation. While potentially beneficial for established tobacco users seeking harm reduction, caution is advised for non-users. Understanding usage patterns is crucial as these products gain popularity. The study provides valuable insights into current trends around nicotine pouch use.
September 09, 2025 by bioengineer.org
Rutgers Study Suggests Nicotine Pouches Could Lead to Reduced Tobacco Harm
Nicotine pouches offer a novel, potentially lower-risk approach to nicotine ingestion, attracting f…