Nicotine Pouch Use Soars Among UK Teens
A new survey finds 13% of 14-17 year olds have used nicotine pouches, prompting a government crackdown. Experts warn of addiction and health risks.
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Nicotine Pouches: Are They Safe & Better Than Vaping?
As nicotine pouches surge in popularity, experts warn of addiction risks and a regulatory grey area. We examine the science, safety, and how they compare to regulated NRT for quitting smoking.
Nicotine pouch use surges tenfold in five years
New research reveals a dramatic tenfold increase in nicotine pouch use in the UK since 2020, with experts blaming aggressive marketing. Urgent calls for the Tobacco and Vapes Bill to protect young people.
Nicotine Pouch Use Surges Among Young Adults in Britain
A new study shows a dramatic rise in oral nicotine pouch use among 18-24 year olds in Great Britain. Experts warn of a potential new wave of nicotine addiction. Read the full report.
Nicotine Pouch Use Soars, 1 in 25 Gen Z Users
Exclusive research reveals a dramatic surge in trendy nicotine pouch use among young Britons, with experts warning of health risks and calling for a sales ban. Discover the full story.
School leaders urge Labour to reject total phone ban
Private school leaders call for nuance over a blanket mobile phone ban in schools, arguing for community-specific policies and digital education. Read their full stance.
Children secretly using nicotine pouches - health warning
Exclusive investigation uncovers how children are secretly using nicotine pouches, with experts warning of serious health risks and addiction concerns for young users across the UK.
Children's fruit pouches recalled from UK supermarkets
Major UK retailers including Tesco, Asda and Iceland urgently remove fruit pouches after potential contamination discovery sparks nationwide health alert
Caffeine Pouches: Hidden Health Dangers Revealed
Exclusive investigation reveals the alarming health risks of caffeine pouches sweeping across the UK, with experts warning of cardiac issues and severe addiction.
Caffeine Pouches: New UK Energy Trend Sparks Health Fears
Discover how discreet caffeine pouches are becoming Britain's latest alternative to coffee and energy drinks, raising health concerns among experts.
Caffeine Pouches: Britain's Dangerous Energy Craze
Health experts sound alarm over unregulated caffeine pouches sweeping the UK, warning of potential heart risks and addiction dangers among young users seeking quick energy fixes.
Schools invest £50k in lockable phone pouches to ban distractions
Hundreds of UK schools are implementing lockable phone pouches in a major initiative to combat classroom distractions and improve student focus, with some institutions investing up to £50,000 in the technology.
Doctors warn of caffeine pouch dangers for teens
Medical professionals are raising alarms over the growing popularity of caffeine pouches among teenagers, citing severe health risks including heart palpitations and addiction.
Teens' caffeine pouch use sparks health warnings
Health experts raise alarms as caffeine pouches gain popularity among teenagers, citing potential risks and lack of regulation.
Caffeine pouches: New teen health risk?
Health experts raise alarms as caffeine pouches gain popularity among UK teens, highlighting potential health dangers and lack of regulation.
Caffeine pouches: New health risk for UK teens?
Health experts raise alarms over the rising trend of caffeine pouches among UK teenagers, warning of potential health risks and addiction concerns.
Health Experts Warn Teens Over Caffeine Pouches
Health officials issue urgent warnings as caffeine pouches gain popularity among teenagers, raising concerns over potential health risks.
UK may ban sweet nicotine pouches over youth use
Health officials are pushing for a ban on sweet-flavoured nicotine pouches as concerns grow over their appeal to children and teenagers.
Nicotine pouches mimic sweets, target kids
The UK Trading Standards body raises alarms as nicotine pouches resembling sweets are being marketed to children, sparking calls for stricter regulations.
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