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Negative controls were prepared in a similar manner, and only the specific primary antibody was omitted

For example, for a pouch containing 8 mg of nicotine, only 32% of the nicotine was released after 60 minutes of use.*4 A second test in the same study confirmed this about 33% for a Swedish snus pouch with the same nicotine content (8 mg/pouch).*5 So, in that Swedish study, a snus pouch with 8 mg of nicotine released around 2.5 mg after 60 minutes and this forms the basis for the actual nicotine the body can absorb

Research is ongoing, but current evidence suggests they may be less harmful than smoking traditional cigarettes

Dr Surya Kant, chairman of the North Zone TB Task Force, cautioned that not every spot observed in chest X-rays indicates tuberculosis