Parents could clean a house, cook a meal and go through their morning routine with many of the items students use to get high. Some parents learned about these items and the symptoms and dangers of ...

Inhaling can cause headaches, nausea and vomiting. Users can be moody and aggressive or think that they see things that are ...

Alabama Senate Bill 78, a bill criminalizing the recreational use of nitrous oxide and other chemical inhalants, went into effect last Wednesday. The law specifically prohibits recreational usage, as ...

Inhalant-related disorders are a category of disorders—including inhalant intoxication and inhalant-use disorder—that involve the abuse of glue, paint, lighter fluid, or other substances or volatile ...

Feb. 6, 2007 — -- When Doug Fisher wrote a letter in December to YouTube ripping the video-sharing Web site for corporate irresponsibility, the New Jersey assemblyman didn't expect to hear back.

SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The NFL is banning the use of “smelling salts” during games, saying the products aren't proven to be safe and also could mask signs of a concussion. The league sent a memo to ...

Teens are engaging in a dangerous trend known as 'dusting,' which involves inhaling chemicals from an aerosol duster or keyboard cleaner. Similar to huffing and chroming, dusting presents serious ...