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As a result, so-called white snus or nicotine pouches marketed in Norway must include a minimal amount of tobacco in their compositioneven though similar products are entirely tobacco leaf-free in other countries

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Research shows that there is a connection between gum disease and other serious conditions such as: osteoporosis oral and pancreatic cancer brain stroke heart disease gum disease may be linked to Alzheimers disease and other forms of dementia from oral bacteria that spread through the blood stream gum disease also impacts those with diabetes by making it difficult to regulate blood glucose levels If you have one of these systemic conditions, it is important to talk to your dentist about your risk for gum disease and the best treatment options

To these young adults, smoking holds "a promise of nostalgia and simpler times," real or imagined, says Wellman

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But its also about turning the social tide away from harmful modern developments