Nicotine pouches can look and smell like candy to young kids and can lead to accidental ingestion and poisoning. Here's what parents need to know.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Nicotine pouches are a fast-growing source of nicotine poisoning in young children, according to a new study ...

Poisonings among young children have risen sharply as products like nicotine pouches and vaping liquids become more popular, ...

A popular nicotine product is increasingly making young kids sick after they accidentally ingest it, according to a new study.

As nicotine products continue to become more popular in the U.S., a new study reveals nicotine poisonings among young ...

The amount of kids who have gotten ill after ingesting nicotine pouches increased from 2010 to 2023, the study shows. The ...

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To keep children safe, the study authors recommend not using nicotine pouches in front of children so they don’t imitate the ...

Nicotine pouches aren't just growing in popularity — they're also growing in dangers for children, according to a new study ...