A TikTok-fueled surge in inhalant use is endangering kids’ lives, researchers warn. In a new study, the researchers have collected and analyzed dozens of videos amassing millions of views that feature ...
Chroming has emerged as a troubling trend among teenagers, driven by social media’s pervasive influence. This dangerous inhalant practice involves intentionally breathing in chemical vapors from ...
March 15, 2012 — Although many people consider inhaling helium from a balloon in order to talk in a squeaky cartoon-like voice to be harmless fun, the National Inhalant Prevention Coalition (NIPC) is ...
New research is raising alarms about inhalants—often portrayed as harmless online but putting teens at real risk. Two new studies point to a troubling pattern: younger teens, especially girls, may be ...
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More than half a million American teens are using inhalants. A doctor explains the dangers
Social media trends are fueling a dangerous form of substance use among teenagers in the United States involving common household and commercial products, including inhaling nitrous oxide, or laughing ...
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