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The damaging effects of chewing tobacco (also called snuff or snus) reach far beyond the mouth

As tobaccos star waned, nicotine replacement treatments such as patches and gum started to be used as an aid to help people overcome nicotine withdrawal, and e-cigarettes (vapes) were developed, which replace tobacco leaves with nicotine and water vapour

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In infants, it is linked to sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)