Meanings of inhalants in English

One of the most commonly abused inhalants, butane poses severe health risks.

Recreational abuse of toluene-containing volatile inhalants by adolescents is a significant public health problem.

The use of harmful inhalants also declined over the last year, the survey said.

Anti-asthmatic inhalants were more frequently prescribed among boys than among girls during the first 15 years of life.

In one study, 83 percent of the patients who eliminated allergenic foods, drugs, or inhalants cured their migraines.

And more girls reported they had smoked or used inhalants or drugs such as ecstasy, amphetamines and LSD.

Taken together, these results show that inhalants have different effects with different potencies both in the CDB and in the hot plate tests.

Substance use also increased as grade increased except in the case of inhalants, where use peaked in the 8th grade and then decreased.

Irish students are more likely than their European counterparts to sniff inhalants such as glue and aerosols to get high, according to a Europe-wide survey.

Methods: We used diffusion tensor imaging to examine white-matter integrity in 11 adolescents who used inhalants, 11 matched cannabis users and 8 drug-naive controls.

They are known to be aggressive inhalant allergens which cause allergenic diseases.

Another of his habits is using an inhalant during my visits.

One method employed by Ugo da Lucca consisted of the use of an inhalant.

Dry, the ash flies all over the place and can be a toxic inhalant.

Specific IgE to food and inhalant allergens were tested after homogenization of biopsies, using commercial kits.

All persons were skin-prick-tested for atopic sensitization with a common panel of inhalant and food allergens.