Nelson PR, et al. - Researchers performed a comparison of smoking cessation rates for snus, with and without information about reduced risk relative to smoking, with a nicotine lozenge (without relative risk information). This randomized trial of the nicotine lozenge, snus, or snus plus information on the relative risks of smokeless tobacco vs smoking found comparable but low smoking cessation rates for all three groups at weeks 12, 26, and 52. They observed that among those provided the information, the one-time provision of relative risk information did not result in greater snus use, suggesting no effect for this brief intervention.