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UKs Smoking Phase-Out Plan: Implications for Australias Tobacco Control

UKs Smoking Phase-Out Plan: Implications for Australias Tobacco Control
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Nicotine pouches becoming popular among youths | news com au — Australia s leading news site

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Forget ciggies! Teenagers these days are getting hooked on an invisible form of nicotine

Nicotine pouches - called Zyns, snus or little lip pillows - have become fashionable thanks to social media.

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Nicotine pouches are the new, trendy thing — but minors are getting hooked

A terrifying new trend is taking over schools, with fears parents will not be able to tell if their child is using the illegal product.

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