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Diagnostic dilemma: A man huffed computer cleaner for years. Then his hands started growing.A man was diagnosed with skeletal fluorosis, which likely emerged due to him inhaling substances that damaged his bones.
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New Minnesota law aiming to prevent huffing of aerosol products goes into effect Jan. 1MINNEAPOLIS — Aerosol dusters will need to be kept behind store counters in Minnesota starting Jan. 1, 2025. It's part of a new law aiming to prevent Minnesotans from huffing or inhaling the ...
Chroming, which is also known as huffing or sniffing, is when someone inhales toxic chemicals. These include paint, solvent, aerosol cans, glue, cleaning products, or petrol. Such inhalants affect ...
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