Inhaling nitrous oxide is a modern twist on an old high. In the 19th century, philosophers and poets dabbled with it in the pursuit of metaphysical insights. Today, young adults are turning to Galaxy ...

Despite a recent Food and Drug Administration warning against inhaling nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, deaths ...

Nitrous oxide misuse is on the rise in the U.S., with growing concerns over hospitalizations, deaths, and unregulated access.

Health officials are warning residents after a new study revealed a dramatic rise in nitrous oxide misuse, mainly in the ...

The compound is known colloquially among recreational drug users as “whippets,” "balloons," “hippie crack” or “Galaxy Gas,” has become a deadly and addictive substance to artists ranging from My ...

DEPRESSION could be eased with a dose of laughing gas – with scientists claiming it could “spark the brain back into action”. The “exciting discovery” follows ...

Recently, we learned that an oxygen flow meter had been forced into a nitrous oxide wall outlet that was directly adjacent to an oxygen outlet in a radiology suite. The oxygen flow meter's index ...

Nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, is designated as a Class C drug. Most of the boxes were empty, but around 30 unopened cans of the gas were also cleared away from the Sychnant Pass above ...

Recreational use of nitrous oxide canisters like "Whip-it!" can cause temporary and lasting neurological damage.

Habitual nitrous oxide inhalation can lead to lasting neurological issues, such as spinal cord or brain damage, in certain individuals, even after they cease use. HealthDay News — The US Food ...