“We’re concerned about these lesions [ulcers],” said Dr Gita Gale ... "We recommend that users stop using snus immediately if they develop problems or notice changes." ...

or 'brown' snus. 'We're concerned about these lesions [ulcers],' said Dr Gita Gale, specialist and senior lecturer in oral medicine at the University of Gothenburg, and author of the study.

Clarke also points towards the oral lesions which can occur through heavy usage of snus or nicotine pouches. “This may be mitigated by changing the placement position of pouches,” she adds.

There is strong evidence of an association between snus use and mouth lesions. Users also reported suffering symptoms of nicotine dependence when they stopped using, including irritability ...

There is also strong evidence of an association between snus use and mouth lesions. A majority of male players (58%) and more than three-quarters of female players (86%) in the study said they had ...

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There is strong evidence of an association between snus use and mouth lesions. Snus contains tobacco and is not legally available to buy in the UK, whereas the tobacco-free nicotine pouches ...

White snus consists of small, tobacco-free pouches containing nicotine, plant-based fibers and flavorings.These pouches look a like a cross between a tea bag and a tablet of chewing gum, and they ...