If you spend any amount of time in Norway, you’re likely to come across snus, but what is it and why is it more popular among Norwegians than another common habit? In Norway, more people use snus ...

Snus has been found to 'clearly' damage the gums – but evidence around its effect on dentition remains inconclusive.

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Heart attack survivors who stop using snus, a Swedish smokeless tobacco, were half as likely to die in the next two years as those who didn’t, according to a new study. The ...

Swedish Match can advertise General snus products as less harmful than smoking cigarettes, FDA says. This marks the first time a tobacco company can make such a claim. A number of tobacco companies ...

Snus is a moist, smokeless, finely ground tobacco product marketed as a less harmful alternative to smoking. It’s sold loose and in packets (like very small teabags). Snus is placed between the gum ...

It’s the live match on television. Aston Villa are taking on Arsenal in front of a global audience of millions. The home team are heading towards a 4-2 defeat and, when the camera pans to Unai Emery, ...

Use of the moist oral snuff product known as snus was not associated with a greater risk for pancreatic cancer in a pooled analysis of nine prospective studies involving more than 400,000 men. The ...

Southampton University will handing out free snus to students as part of an effort to improve concentration in exams. A ...

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