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Young Adults Choose Vapes Over Cigarettes

Young Adults Choose Vapes Over Cigarettes

Recent reports reveal a significant shift in tobacco and nicotine usage patterns among younger age groups in both the UK and the US. As traditional smoking continues to decline, vaping is emerging as a popular alternative among youth, though its usage patterns remain dynamic.

Nicotine and Weight Management

Nicotine and Weight Management: What the Science Really Says

Nicotine has long been linked to body weight regulation—but what’s fact, and what’s just hearsay? With new research and expert insights, we explore how nicotine affects appetite, metabolism, and fat storage.

Nicotine pouch sales driven by adult use

Nicotine pouch sales driven by adult use

Nicotine pouches have become very popular in the United States with sales continually increasing. Despite concerns over youth appeal, however, data released by the US Food and Drug Administration suggest that the increase in popularity is being driven by adult use.

1 in 5 English Footballers Use Snus

1 in 5 English Footballers Use Snus or Nicotine Pouches

A report by Loughborough University, commissioned by the PFA (Professional Footballers’ Association), shows that one in five professional footballers in the English football system use snus or nicotine pouches.

vapes and nicotine pouches save Britons

Vapes & Snus Could Save Thousands in the UK

The ‘Fighting smoking with alternative nicotine products’ study from Lakeville shows that alternative nicotine products - such as vapes, snus and nicotine pouches - are crucial to helping smokers quit for good. The report concludes that the proportion of smokers in a country has less to do with taxes and regulations and more to do with the availability of less harmful nicotine alternatives. In the UK up 28 410 lives could be saved every year. And that is only among men – since the study is based on data available on the male population.

Workplace Stress and smoking

Workplace Stress and Smoking Patterns

Recent data shows that one in eight UK adults still smoke – a considerably alarming statistic! With this in mind, Haypp decided to conduct research into which professions have the highest rate of smokers in the UK, on both a national and local level. Are certain industries naturally home to a higher number of smokers and, if so, what makes them keep coming back to cigarettes? With ~4,000 respondents spanning 18 cities, we've uncovered a clear connection between workplace pressure and smoking rates, learning which aspects of the job are causing Brits to turn to tobacco for relief. Click around the infographic below to explore how different cities and industries stack up.

Female Smokers and Harm Reduction

Female Smokers and Harm Reduction

One of our main goals at Haypp is to inspire healthier enjoyment – encouraging smokers to ditch the cigarettes for harm reduction alternatives (such as nicotine pouches). While harm reduction is a term thrown around among smokers, the facts and statistics of harm reduction alternatives are not common knowledge. By providing clearer information, we can help reduce tobacco-related illnesses and deaths in the population: especially among women. Over one-third of female smokers report that clear information about the lower harm of alternative nicotine products could influence their willingness to switch from cigarettes to safer nicotine alternatives. This International Women's Day, the team at Haypp want to uncover the statistics and facts about harm reduction alternatives, and how important it is that we bridge the knowledge gap for women on this topic.

A Scientific Review of Nicotine

A Scientific Review of Nicotine

Are there any positive effects of nicotine? We asked Fredrik Nyström, professor of internal medicine at Linköping University, to write a scientific review on the potential positive effects of nicotine.

Fighting Smoking with Alternative Nicotine Products

Fighting Smoking with Alternative Nicotine Products

A new report has suggested that access to healthier nicotine alternatives could help reduce the number of deaths caused by smoking in Europe by over 210,000 each year.

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