The National Police did not record cases of the dangerous trend from TikTok - "chroming" or "huffing" among children in ...

Now, concerned that 'chroming' may once again be on the rise, one doctor has issued an important message to vulnerable Gen Zs ...

Chroming is the act of inhaling toxic fumes from household items – think nail polish, aerosol deodorant, and markers. When ...

“Chroming” can cause slurred speech, hallucinations, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and other serious adverse side effects like ...

“Chroming” can cause slurred speech, hallucinations, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and other serious adverse side effects like ...

The social media stunt involves inhaling toxic fumes from household items, such as paint or aersol cans. The post Study warns ...

What is the trend all about? The Evening Standard reports that users on the popular social media app are recording themselves ...

Influenced largely by TikTok, young people are embracing a type of recreational drug that involves inhaling dangerous ...

involves inhaling toxic chemicals to achieve a temporary high. However, this practice is far from harmless. The chemicals in these aerosols can cause devastating effects, including heart attacks ...

Troopers found the driver, a 36-year-old Venango man, to be under the influence and noticed several used cans of Dust-Off Duster in the vehicle to which the driver admitted to inhaling.