Soldiers use tobacco pouches at a much higher rates than most American adults, a new study found. This news, while noteworthy, is unlikely to surprise anyone who is now, or has been, in the military.

American soldiers are 10 times more likely to use nicotine pouches that can cause serious health issues than average American adults, according to a survey of military personnel at Fort Liberty ...

U.S. soldiers are 10 times more likely to use nicotine pouches than the average American adult, according to a new research study. (Getty Images) U.S. soldiers are 10 times more likely to use ...

Long-term smokers who have struggled to quit cigarettes for years may find hope in nicotine pouches, an emerging product that seems to be delivering promising results in the local area.

Active-duty U.S. Army soldiers are nearly 10 times more likely to use addictive nicotine pouches than are civilians, putting them at a higher risk for cancer after leaving the service, according to a ...

Many soldiers are now using nicotine pouches, made wildly popular by the product Zyn, and in numbers far higher than other Americans, the University of Virginia found. Read Next: Surge of Female ...

Soldiers at the largest military base in the U.S. were found to be eight times likelier to use nicotine pouches than the average American adult, according to a new survey. University of Virginia ...

Move over vapes, Americans appear to have a new addiction: Zyn, a tobacco-free nicotine pouch product, that has exploded in sales over the past year. Philip Morris International announced Thursday ...