In this episode of Science Lab, we break down the latest research comparing traditional cigarette smoking with heated tobacco products (HTPs). Using evidence from multiple clinical studies, she explains how switching completely from smoking to HTPs affects biomarkers of exposure, biomarkers of potential harm, reported symptoms, and overall risk profiles.
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In this episode of Science Lab, we break down the latest research comparing traditional cigarette smoking with heated tobacco products (HTPs). Using evidence from multiple clinical studies, she explains how switching completely from smoking to HTPs affects biomarkers of exposure, biomarkers of potential harm, reported symptoms, and overall risk profiles.
In this presentation, Paweł Woźnicki, Research & Development Specialist at ChemNovatic, explains the scientific process of removing aroma compounds from nicotine extract. The talk highlights ChemNovatic’s commitment to product purity and technological innovation through their proprietary STC manufacturing standard.
Woźnicki discusses:
- advanced purification methods for nicotine;
- strategies for identifying and reducing trace impurities;
- analytical techniques that ensure the highest product quality;
- the importance of maintaining strict production standards in the nicotine industry.
This session offers an in-depth look into modern purification technologies and showcases how science drives product safety and consistency in nicotine manufacturing.
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In this episode of Science Lab, we break down the latest research comparing traditional cigarette smoking with heated tobacco products (HTPs). Using evidence from multiple clinical studies, she explains how switching completely from smoking to HTPs affects biomarkers of exposure, biomarkers of potential harm, reported symptoms, and overall risk profiles.
