When parents think about substance use, the focus tends to be on vaping, alcohol, and weed. But new research suggests there’s another category that hasn’t disappeared, it’s just less talked about, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Research reveals many teens are using inhalants with the majority between ages 12 and 13 - experts believe social media maybe be ...

(CNN) — 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 ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Adolescents were more than twice as likely to abuse inhalants in 2015 than adults, according to a report from ...

Although addiction to inhalants is not common, exposure to inhalants can have long-term effects as chemicals remain in the body, potentially causing damage to the kidneys and liver, as well as nerve ...

Incarcerated youth who have suffered head injuries, traumatic experiences and mental illness diagnoses are more likely to abuse multiple inhalants, according to researchers at Georgia State University ...

When parents worry about their children abusing substances, they usually think of illegal drugs such as marijuana, ecstasy or heroin. However, some of the substances most often abused by teenagers and ...

While parents and teens are inundated with warnings of the dangers of street drugs, they are slowly discovering a dangerous drug market can be found in the household supply cabinet. The death of Scott ...