One in eight teens aged 14 to 17 in Britain have used nicotine pouches, survey finds

Ministers plan to outlaw sales of oral nicotine sachets to under-18s, as experts warn of increased risk of addictionOne in eight teenagers aged 14 to 17 have used nicotine pouches, a survey has found, adding to health experts’ concern about their growing popularity.Users hold the small sachets, which look like mini-teabags and are often flavoured, in their mouths to enjoy the release of the nicotine they contain. They are also known as “snus”. Continue reading...