Snus

Sweden is poised to become Europe's first smoke-free country largely thanks to the popularity of snus, a kind of moist snuff which is placed under the upper lip.

Pregnant women who use a smokeless form of tobacco known as "snus" may have a risk of stillbirth on par with women who smoke cigarettes.

Use of oral moist snuff, a type of smokeless tobacco, also known as snus, may increase the risk of fatal stroke.

Sweden is poised to become Europe's first smoke-free country largely thanks to the popularity of snus, a kind of moist snuff which is placed under the upper lip.

Pregnant women who use a smokeless form of tobacco known as "snus" may have a risk of stillbirth on par with women who smoke cigarettes.

Use of oral moist snuff, a type of smokeless tobacco, also known as snus, may increase the risk of fatal stroke.