Quitting smoking could give smokers with heart disease five more years of life
10th May 2022
A new study reveals that smokers who have suffered from heart disease could gain five healthy years by quitting.
10th May 2022
A new study reveals that smokers who have suffered from heart disease could gain five healthy years by quitting.
26th Apr 2022
The finish politicians are taking new measures in the battle against smoking. This spring, the political parties will agree on the next Government Platform. We need your help in ensuring that nicotine pouches will be a part of the upcoming discussions.
17th Mar 2022
The Danish Government has unveiled plans to ban the sale of cigarettes and nicotine products to anyone born after 2010.
10th Mar 2022
The EU parliament recently adopted the Special Committee on Beating Cancer ’s (BECA) final report – recognizing the potential contribution of alternative products to smoking cessation.
02nd Mar 2022
Many may find it hard distinguishing snus from nicotine pouches, a relatively new product on the European market. While the products might appear similar at first glance, there are some fundamental differences.
17th Feb 2022
Pouch Patrol received an e-mail from Jarmo Manninen. A man living in Finland, curious about the issue giving rise to Pouch Patrols efforts and engangement on nicotine pouches.
17th Feb 2022
Finnish pouch users are concerned about the future of alternative nicotine products in the EU. They are now urging their Finnish Members of European Parliament (MEP) to stand up for harm reduction, by sharing their personal testimonials.
11th Feb 2022
Finnish pouch users are concerned about the future of alternative nicotine products in the EU. They are now urging their Finnish Members of European Parliament (MEP) to stand up for harm reduction, by sharing their personal testimonials.
08th Feb 2022
On February 4th, the British government issued a press release announcing leads for an independent review into smoking-related health disparities.
02nd Feb 2022
As the UK announces support for medical licensing of e-cigarettes, experts debate the issue in a recent published article in the British Medical Journal.