Schools are facing a sneaky new problem—teenagers are getting hooked on nicotine pouches called "snus," which they can easily hide and use during class. These small, flavored pouches are highly addictive and wreak havoc on kids' gums, but they’re slipping under the radar because they’re barely regulated.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about kids breaking rules—it’s a health crisis in the making. With no strict oversight, these products are quietly hooking a new generation on nicotine, and the long-term damage could be serious. Parents and schools are scrambling to catch up while the industry stays ahead of the curve.