Markus Lindblad

We respond to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's recent attack on nicotine pouches, asking him to check his facts and consult the Swedish Government — a country which is soon to be deemed smoke-free (thanks, in large part, to nicotine pouches).

World Cancer Day takes place every year on 4 February. We see it as an opportunity to spread awareness. Although the harmful health effects of tobacco smoking are well known, smoking is still the leading preventable cause of cancer worldwide. Every year, over 7 million people die as a direct result of tobacco smoking.  

Flavor bans are the wrong approach - and could lead to worse health care outcomes. Sign our petition if you agree!

In a newly published Op-ed, Nicokick’s Head of Communications, Markus Lindblad, calls for a consistent harm reduction approach that prioritizes the transition away from combustible products.

A study in Jama Network Open revealed that more U.S cigarette smokers ask their doctors about e-cigarettes and other alternative nicotine products. As a result, more physicians are recommending them – despite a majority remaining misinformed about the effectiveness of harm reduction.

In a newly published Op-ed, Nicokick’s Head of Communications, Markus Lindblad, calls for a consistent harm reduction approach that prioritizes the transition away from combustible products.

The risk of cardiovascular disease among users of smokeless tobacco products such as Swedish snus, snuff or chewing tobacco, is no higher compared to people who have never used tobacco.

WASHINGTON, D.C. - In recent weeks, the organization Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids together with 179 other organizations across 62 countries put forward a campaign to push Google to remove apps on Google Play that promote smoking or vaping, an effort in preventing youth exposure to these addictive products.