The bottom line If you smoke, concerns you have about lung cancer or other smoking-related health problems are justified
PLUS how often you usually use nicotine products whether you prefer a milder or stronger pouch Nicotine is addictive, so strength choice matters
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Abbreviations SLT: Smokeless tobacco GCMS: Gas chromatograph, and mass spectrometer FID: Flame ionization detector SEAR: South-East Asia Region SOP: Standard operating procedure WHO TobLabNet: World Health Organization Tobacco Laboratory Network WHO FCTC: World Health Organization Framework Convention on Tobacco Control References Richter, P