Abstract

This study explores the practical implementation of "Specialty Nicotine Syndrome," an emerging concept that addresses the nuanced considerations in individuals using specialty nicotine products. By examining the diverse landscape of specialty nicotine delivery systems, including vaping and smokeless tobacco, the research aims to elucidate the associated health implications, patterns of use, and the challenges posed by these evolving nicotine consumption methods. The study further investigates potential interventions, harm reduction strategies, and the integration of Specialty Nicotine Syndrome into public health policies to promote informed decision-making and mitigate health risks.