And you stand there inhaling and exhaling and inhaling like an idiot.
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"Is inhaling particles from diesel engines worse than inhaling particles from fried foods?" he said.
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"The coils of DNA seemed to open and close in response to histone modifications — inhaling, exhaling, inhaling, like life," Mukherjee writes.
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Yes, I was inhaling poison, but I was also taking deep, therapeutic breaths when I did it: mindful inhaling and exhaling.
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As it turns out, inhaling poisonous gas causes the same symptoms as the fear of inhaling poisonous gas: headaches, dizziness and nausea.
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"The airway may get used to inhaling hot substances, making the transition to inhaling marijuana smoke less irritating," Audrain-McGovern said by email.
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Inhaling ash or hot volcanic gases can asphyxiate people quickly.
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Symptoms could appear 24 to 48 hours after inhaling water.
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In extreme cases, inhaling peanut dust can cause a crisis.
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However, inhaling toxic chemicals is not the only safety risk.
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"I got an award for everything: inhaling, exhaling," she joked.
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Inhaling dust and bullshit has taken its toll on me.
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I tried to avoid inhaling her, but it was impossible.
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Explain the health risks they face by inhaling these fumes.
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The danger from handling small amounts is inhaling plutonium dust.
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They took turns inhaling air from a small vent hole.
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Subjects were examined for side effects after inhaling the gas.
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And vaping is still certainly riskier than inhaling nothing at all.
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It sounds like a napping volcano is slowly inhaling and exhaling.
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Some say that inhaling the smoke can lead to fungal infections.
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Miners contract it from inhaling silica dust from gold-bearing rocks.
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Inhaling this is as unhealthy as smoking 50 cigarettes a day.
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A president who just keeps winning inhaling the air of victory.
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Sources say the rapper was inhaling marijuana while making the album.
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But inhaling even small quantities of its fibers could be deadly.
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It's disgusting and super dangerous, but inhaling condoms is nothing new.
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In addition, inhaling allergens can irritate the lining of the throat.
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The father was believed to have internal burns from inhaling smoke.
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Ms. Vernadat, the researcher, pushed her face into it, inhaling deeply.
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K knows more and more people are coming to the area to party—or at least to get shitfaced at the bars—and that people tend to enjoy inhaling lots of food after inhaling lots of alcohol.
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Could the boy be the reincarnation of his tartar-sauce-inhaling father?
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Inhaling just a speck would greatly increase your risk of getting cancer.
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Quietly pay attention to inhaling and exhaling without otherwise reacting, she said.
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Chemists take serious precautions to avoid inhaling these things in the lab.
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No loud inhaling sounds have yet been reported from the White House.
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So does the potential harm of inhaling pesticides merit these costly precautions?
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We also see a despondent Iris inhaling gas from a lit stove.
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Roy, 18, poisoned himself by inhaling carbon monoxide in his pickup truck.
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Anthropologists have speculated that inhaling smoke led to the discovery of smoking.
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Fies described "inhaling other people's lives" as he trudged through the smoke.
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Legionnaires' disease comes from inhaling water vapor that contains the Legionella bacteria.
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Passengers and flight attendants are put at risk from inhaling these fumes.
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Breathing it in was like inhaling the freshest possible spiced red fruit.
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For example, inhaling the same substance effects humans and other animals differently.
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But it's not just smoke and pollutants you're inhaling; it's pollen, too.
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Inhaling even a dust speck of one of those isotopes can be dangerous.
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The extent of damage caused by inhaling heroin also runs along a spectrum.
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Jane Lytvynenko: Inhaling, yeah I've been snorting fake news on my days off.
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Inhaling VX vapour disrupts the nervous system within seconds, causing convulsions and suffocation.
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It warned e-cigarette users that they were inhaling "toxic" and "harmful" chemicals.
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ShutterstockThe results are in: Teens are inhaling The Good Plant like never before.
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"I choke on cellophane/Inhaling all things that make you better," she sings.
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But the days of the rude gasoline-inhaling performance car may be dwindling.
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Sounds like the perfect post-dinner icebreaker after inhaling too much take out.
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Foxwell said he still suffers from medical problems resulting from inhaling mustard agent.
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Roy, 18, died after inhaling carbon monoxide as he sat in his pickup.
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Roy died in 2014 by inhaling carbon monoxide inside his pick up truck.
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I hugged them, inhaling their scent, holding Glasgow especially close one last time.
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Sure, you may be inhaling plastics but what do you think menthols are?
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Did we evolve biologically to guard against the health risks of inhaling smoke?
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Then, slow your breath down by inhaling deeply to the count of six.
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Heart rates increase from inhaling nicotine in e-cigarettes, as does blood pressure.
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Most fatalities from fires result not from flames but from inhaling noxious gases.
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For women, inhaling benzene can lead to irregular periods and shrink their ovaries.
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Relief from anxiety could be triggered just by inhaling through a healthy nose.
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I remembered gasping for air, inhaling the most painful breath of my life.
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Would we conclude that inhaling a pack of cigarettes a week is safe?
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People are infected with Legionnaire's Disease after inhaling water droplets that contain legionella bacteria.
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"Obviously inhaling stuff is going to have some impact on the lungs," Shields said.
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Is reality this overrated or are we all just inhaling too many hype fumes?
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And it's unclear what exactly users are inhaling when they puff on fake pods.
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For that particular situation, you're concerned about inhaling really high concentrations of radon gas.
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Risk depends on dose: inhaling water is fatal if you inhale enough of it.
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After inhaling, all we can say is that much retching, spitting, and vomiting ensues.
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You load the bowl up, put your fingers on the buttons, and start inhaling.
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Even inhaling eucalyptus for clearing your congestion and cough could be safe, she says.
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That could lead to inhaling more chemicals, or even the risk of device explosion.
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Silicosis is an incurable disease caused by inhaling silica dust from gold-bearing rocks.
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And I heard others inhaling loudly, oddly, and got the impression there were more.
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The interior ministry said it was likely the victim died after inhaling tear gas.
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It can be lethal to workers, who can develop silicosis from inhaling the particles.
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U.S. FDA SAYS IT BELIEVES IT IS PRUDENT TO AVOID INHALING VITAMIN E ACETATE
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At times, Ms. Chase vocalizes while inhaling, then sounds the flute on the exhale.
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He said many of the victims were believed to have died from inhaling smoke.
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How reliably they produce that high, of course, depends on the brand you're inhaling.
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Here's what making a point of not inhaling your food could do for you.
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"Wait, there's no way a lime tree smells this good," she said, inhaling deeply.
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For Suh, the summer of 2016 was an inhaling period when she explored knitting.
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Heating and inhaling flavors sound a lot like what's happening with e-cigs, right?
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We have been warning workers about inhaling these chemicals for more than 10 years.
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She was hospitalized following a seizure after smoking synthetic cannabis and inhaling nitrous oxide.
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Some 52,000 Americans still die prematurely from inhaling coal pollution each year, said Pierce.
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Local authorities have been distributing face masks to protect people from inhaling the ash.
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Inhaling high-flow oxygen through a special mask also offers a near-instant break.
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But without the relish and the mustard it feels as if I'm basically inhaling grease.
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Had we spent too much time inhaling the "we know better" fumes of Silicon Valley?
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The two women could have been inhaling the gas and not breathing in enough oxygen.
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I'm now inhaling the second Trader Joe's bambino pizza I had in the office freezer.
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Locals were advised to stay indoors and keep their windows shut to avoid inhaling smoke.
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So you're still inhaling a lot of chemicals, especially if the vapor has flavoring agents.
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Laila reportedly died after inhaling tear gas during a protest at the Israel-Gaza border.
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Two people have been reported killed and thousands have been treated after inhaling the fumes.
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Each was asked to exercise for two hours while inhaling air containing particles of gold.
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The lawsuit states that both Kevin Hartley and Joshua Atkins died from inhaling methylene chloride.
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In any case, most would parents would rather their kids not be inhaling addictive substances.
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Because cyclists are, on average, inhaling more air — they're also breathing in more air pollution.
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Siegel worries that inhaling unknown particles could wreak havoc for people with existing respiratory issues.
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It was also used in cooling towers, so people were inhaling it through the air.
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This old blooper shows a man inhaling this gas which makes his voice incredibly deep.
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Roy, 18 at the time, died by inhaling carbon monoxide inside his pick up truck.
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Legionnaires' is a type of pneumonia caused by inhaling mist infected with the bacteria Legionella.
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Doctors found it was due to inhaling diacetyl, a buttery flavoring used in the product.
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In her lab, Kheradmand saw her mice develop such a condition without ever inhaling nicotine.
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"It means so much," she begins, inhaling shakily while her voice wafts into a whisper.
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The cause was a lung disease, most likely worsened by years of inhaling marble dust.
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Might inhaling essence of ant help, in some small subconscious way, to overthrow the patriarchy?
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"I've been standing here all day inhaling smoke from this stank-ass grill," she said.
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The bill, titled the Quell Underage Inhaling of Toxic Substances (QUITS) Act, was introduced Thursday.
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It was not glamorous, but inhaling the smoke outside pierced our lungs like hot needles.
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And in fact, inhaling bleach fumes can be harmful, so bleach shouldn't be played with.
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However, Gottlieb still said he would expect inhaling vapor to cause damage to the lungs.
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Legionnaires is a type of pneumonia caused by inhaling mist infected with the bacteria Legionella.
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In the meantime, now you know that getting high is about more than just inhaling.
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Leonelli and Sundwall don't want to drag Ptacek down for inhaling candy water or whatever.
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There's not a lot of evidence that you can absorb vitamins by inhaling them, though.
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Leaving e-cigarette makers largely unregulated leaves consumers in the dark about what exactly they're inhaling.
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Namco released Pac-Man in 1980 ... and has been inhaling dots at record pace ever since.
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As soon as the user stops inhaling, the one-way mouthpiece closes off the remaining vapor.
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The habit soon spiralled and she started "chasing" daily, heating a pill and inhaling the fumes.
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Inhaling it can cause breathing problems, fluid buildup in the lungs, low blood pressure, and death.
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And inhaling it (or injecting it) are the more dangerous ways to deliver ricin, Chai says.
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I was graduating from college by the time Bill Clinton admitting to smoking marijuana—without inhaling.
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People wind up burning the plastic trash and inhaling toxic emissions, according to the United Nations.
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I gently said, 'Many scientists believe inhaling those chemical laden products could impact your unborn baby.
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Vaping involves using an electronic cigarette, hookah or similar device and inhaling the vapors or aerosols.
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Meanwhile, Duncan Dioguardi and I lit cigarettes, one after the other, inhaling first- and secondhand smoke.
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In people, the potential health risks of smoking and inhaling second-hand smoke are well documented.
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Judging by the way people are inhaling the shrimp at the buffet, that sounds entirely plausible.
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All those who perished had died after inhaling fumes, the regional health minister, Zaal Mikeladze, said.
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But instead of just sampling, I found myself inhaling episodes at a pace approaching total derangement.
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Inhaling it feels unbelievably clean, as if your body and mind are scrubbed of all weight.
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But with every breath, these exercisers are inhaling air that the World Health Organization considers dangerous.
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Mary Roach, a science writer, is one of the few humans who's tried inhaling Stench Soup.
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That heat can also release harmful compounds, which vape users are unwittingly inhaling into their lungs.
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Everyone deserves to know what is in the vaping liquid they are inhaling into their lungs.
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The researchers believe that the children were exposed to lead environmentally, either inhaling or ingesting it.
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Short-term effects from inhaling it include irritation of the skin, eyes and upper respiratory tract.
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Suddenly, you're inhaling the sliver of pumpkin pie you'd just been picking at a minute ago.
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Most of the dead were killed from inhaling toxic fumes, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported.
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"At this point, we're saying that inhaling any smoke is detrimental to your health," Springer said.
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"These tobacco products may give an adolescent experience inhaling such that they are more willing to try other substances that also require inhaling hot smoke or vapor," said lead study author Janet Audrain-McGovern of the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
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People also can become sick by inhaling droplets from the cough of an infected person or animal.
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Shaken residents, some needing oxygen after inhaling so much smoke, huddled with each other at the shelters.
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We get a 30-minute lunch when is like inhaling your food and two 10 minute breaks.
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I've never been one for aromatherapy, but I do love inhaling a cup of hot peppermint tea.
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Shaken residents, some needing oxygen after inhaling so much smoke, huddled with each other at the shelters.
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The woman's spinal fluid had become trapped by chronic inflammation in the brain caused by inhaling heroin.
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Sammi thought it over—she couldn't help but feel excited by the thought of inhaling some Puri.
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At least 000 rescue workers have been hospitalized after inhaling gas while trying to save trapped miners.
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The Firefly 2 is a convection vape, meaning that the leaves are only heated when you're inhaling.
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Burning tires produce hundreds of toxic pollutants and inhaling the smoke can cause numerous adverse health effects.
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Studies done after the Apollo missions revealed the toxic effects of inhaling the tiny, razor-sharp particles.
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When people spend hours practicing them, they could be inhaling a lot of nicotine and other chemicals.
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Do at least nine more, always inhaling through the same nostril that you just used to exhale.
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But you won't get to the same level of high you would if you were inhaling yourself.
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Forensic experts said at her trial that the boy died from aspiration pneumonia caused by inhaling substances.
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They had taken an extensive social history of the patients, including what the teens had been inhaling.
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He died in 1969 at 78 of silicosis, which is caused by inhaling dust from crushed stone.
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Still, neti pot users often recommend this home remedy along with another low-tech option: inhaling steam.
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The officer who hired him also tried to kill himself by inhaling carbon monoxide in his car.
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Thirty minutes after inhaling the cannabis or placebo vapor, the volunteers had their brains scanned via fMRI.
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Smoke isn't rolling out of its respiratory opening, so we can at least say it's not inhaling.
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Inhaling, touching or ingesting a carfentanil dose smaller than a few grains of salt can be lethal.
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We slept on the floor with her, snuggling into her rich downy fur, inhaling her ambrosial dogginess.
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They were on the escalator when a sinkhole split the ground floor open, inhaling a sunglasses kiosk.
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But if you look at the word "inspiration" as inhaling, the answer suddenly becomes a lot clearer.
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Inhaling asbestos fibers, even in small amounts, is the primary cause of a cancer called malignant mesothelioma.
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The child's family said she died from inhaling tear gas fired by Israeli forces during the protests.
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If you favored Hamilton's Federalist politics you trust Stevens and chose staying clean, hydrated, and inhaling herbs.
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There's not a lot of breezing through the permanent collection, inhaling the unquestioned greatness of the anointed.
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" The Book of Revelation details how the dead arise after inhaling "the breath of life from God.
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There's mounting, troubling evidence that inhaling the smallest particles increases the risk for dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
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Between takes, Adam would sometimes see Mas sticking his nose near its sound hole and inhaling deeply.
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Mr. Rodriguez says he slipped into doing it constantly, inhaling enormous amounts of THC and craving more.
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Pounding these things produces an alteration in one's being — from sighing with fatigue to inhaling with pleasure.
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R(EAR)ENDER At 31D, "Contact electronically," a term for emailing goes around a necessity for inhaling.
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""If they're directly inhaling the bleach, that's not something, you know, you'd want to expose humans to.
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"We have brains," she said, inhaling from a shisha on the patio of one of her hotels.
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When you vape, you are essentially inhaling dirty air which can lead to your cells becoming irritated.
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"If only this could have happened a little earlier," he added, inhaling sharply to suppress his emotions.
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Since most of us spend a considerable time indoors, we're inhaling a lot of what we shouldn't be.
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It mainly effects animals, but humans can contract the infection through contact with infected animals or inhaling spores.
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What is their potential risk over the long-term from inhaling any radon that's coming off of that?
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This poor little boy got a rather nasty surprise after accidentally inhaling a whistle from a party horn.
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Drew Carey, of all people, narrowly missed inhaling pepper spray fumes, burning signs and violent protesters Thursday night.
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Look to Stanley Casselman's Inhaling Richter Moments series as proof of just how good a "copy" can look.
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I'm not a regular smoker by any stretch but I had no trouble inhaling and enjoying the experience.
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To see a traditional Kirby experience, with him inhaling enemies and copying abilities, fans are excited about that.
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Treu and the passenger told police they had been "huffing," or intentionally inhaling chemical fumes, police have said.
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She tore herself roughly from my grasp and stood wheezing, already inhaling the smoke of a new cigarette.
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The best way to protect oneself from pollution like this is obviously to avoid inhaling it at all.
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All of the fatalities apparently died of inhaling the smoke, the police detective Kim Han-soo told reporters.
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"If you think you are safe, then you are probably smoking something, and you are inhaling," he said.
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Continue with this deep breathing for three more breaths, inhaling and exhaling through the nose throughout this practice.
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The latest internet panic involves teens inhaling condoms through their noses and spitting them out through their mouths.
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All of them reported vaping or "dabbing" -- inhaling potent marijuana products -- before they were hospitalized, the department said.
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High on the list for some is a method that has never been used before: inhaling nitrogen gas.
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Mr. S. chain-smoked throughout the day, inhaling power, exhaling invective, leaving a toxic trail in every room.
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" Similarly, the Book of Revelation details how the dead arise after inhaling "the breath of life from God.
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So was the use of psychoactive substances; a few spoons likely made for inhaling them are on view.
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"Consumers are unwittingly inhaling these byproducts and these byproducts are cancer-causing carcinogens such as formaldehyde," Danek said.
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The possible health effects from a legacy of burning — and inhaling toxic smoke — are now coming into focus.
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Some members of parliament felt sick after inhaling the substance and police and forensic experts were called in.
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By day, Jordt is an associate professor at Duke University, studying the health effects of inhaling various chemicals.
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But that's not the only thing I learned while inhaling no less than 60 different sickly vape flavors.
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We broke the story driver Wilson Deon Thomas III claims T.J. was inhaling nitrous oxide from Whip-Its!
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Remember your form: tight glutes, engaged abs, and elbows back on an angle, inhaling as you lower yourself down.
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In countries such as Sri Lanka, Norway, and India, over two-thirds of heroin users admit inhaling it regularly.
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Although there aren't many acute health effects of inhaling e-cigarettes, they can exacerbate asthma and other lung conditions.
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And because glitter is so light and abundant, you could end up accidentally inhaling the pieces, Dr. Stolbach says.
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She walks through the doorway, inhaling the day's first whiff of stale beer and citrus, and flips a switch.
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Big Tobacco discovered decades ago that freebase nicotine makes puffing on a cigar much harsher than inhaling cigarette smoke.
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Then I open a bag of gummies, intending to have just one, and end up inhaling half the bag.
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While stopping by The Jonathan Ross Show, Spears showed off her vocal range while inhaling a helium-filled balloon.
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You can also try taking a hot shower or inhaling steam, both of which will make the mucus thinner.
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Humans can contract the disease by inhaling spores from the dander of an infected bird or from bird droppings.
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By Cattaneo's estimates, one week after inhaling the virus, more than 50 percent of those cells have been infected.
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With "dripping," you put liquids directly onto the e-cig's heating coils, inhaling vapors straight off the heating element.
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Situations range from a pup accidentally inhaling the fumes of vaporized marijuana to licking up weed-laced bong water.
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When Leona woke up, she was weak from inhaling the odorless gas and was barely able to call 911.
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Pros: If you're the kind of weed user who wants to taste what you're inhaling, this is the one.
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Inhaling radioactive particles could trigger lung cancer, said Junji Kato, a doctor who provides health checks for some workers.
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On Thursday, he opened his argument to allow the practice on flights by inhaling a load of e-juices.
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No matter how you try to slice it, inhaling any amount of cigarette smoke is bad for your health.
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Nobody knew how to smoke cigars (a lot of inhaling) and multiple people got sick from smoking too much.
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Inhaling the ripe scent of a grapevine on her veranda, she scans the rolling green hills and stucco houses.
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"There is a big difference between swallowing a vitamin E pill and inhaling a vitamin E liquid," said Schuchat.
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Although spray-on sunscreens are popular, their efficacy has not been studied,, and there's concern about children inhaling them.
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Inhaling the vaporized vodka means the alcohol enters the bloodstream more quickly than it would in its liquid form.
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The 2014 single-vineyard Chianta Bianco is deliciously floral, like inhaling the scent of a big basket of flowers.
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The Diagnosis Coccidioidomycosis is a lung infection usually caused by inhaling the spores of a tiny fungus called coccidioides.
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We all remember the great Jacques making the trip, inhaling beer, wine, fish, and meat for ten hours straight.
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After lighting it and inhaling deeply, she held forth on various topics before welcoming guests to her spartan set.
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Then, after my feet stopped sweating, I was inhaling cookies reading an ebook, forgetting I was airborne at all.
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Our sources say the family is also worried he's relapsing by inhaling the aerosol spray used to clean keyboards.
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E-cigarettes provide the nicotine smokers crave without the toxic tar and carcinogens that come from inhaling burning tobacco.
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As for the long-term impact of inhaling chemicals and metal particles, there's still a lot we don't know.
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We'd jump with joy on his broad shoulders, inhaling the scent of Old Spice cologne and Pall Mall cigarettes.
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Inhaling mold spores triggers asthma and can set off the kind of attacks that send children to the hospital.
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In many cases, their lungs also have evidence of lipid pneumonia, a type of inflammation linked to inhaling oils.
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She developed severe lung problems, after years of inhaling fumes from the polystyrene that she used to sculpt Nanas.
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I tried to describe the feeling to Lillard, but the machine was inhaling for me, so no sound came out.
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No matter how hard I try I always seem to end up inhaling when I should exhale and vice versa.
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While inhaling toxic and poisonous tobacco smoke is not hot, you gotta admit this version of Harington is quite intriguing.
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Inhaling as Pang lit the end, Pat tasted cherries in the smooth cloud of smoke that coursed into his mouth.
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Pratt said that if the cameras caught him, he would "absolutely be inhaling ribs," making his costar Nick Offerman laugh.
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Even if they know the person, they don't know exactly what other substances are in the chemical liquid they're inhaling.
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"The fact that you're inhaling these chemicals into your body makes you feel more vulnerable and more disgusted," Dalton says.
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"Inhaling chemicals and toxins into one's lungs always poses risks," American Lung Association vice president Erika Sward told the Times.
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Taking a hit from a Pax 2 vaporizer is as easy as placing your lips on the mouthpiece and inhaling.
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It often feels like his guitar work could rip open your pores—it's thick, unforgiving stuff; like inhaling industrial fumes.
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But he cautions that inhaling it could cause respiratory problems or inflammation in the nose that leads to sinus issues.
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Burtt told me he simply recorded a tape of himself inhaling and exhaling through the mask at three different speeds.
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Though the risk from eating plutonium is much lower than the risk from inhaling it, it is still not safe.
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Users can sometimes pass out after inhaling, and the stupefying effects can last for hours, and border on the hallucinatory.
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The disease gets its name from the distinctive sound an infected person may make when inhaling after a coughing fit.
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The agency said it's also possible that e-cigarette users might be inadvertently, or deliberately, inhaling more nicotine than normal.
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So potent that merely touching them or inhaling just a few grains can be deadly for both humans and dogs.
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Obviously (or maybe not obviously?) julz are bad and make you look dumb regardless of where you are inhaling from.
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But smoke immediately leaves his mouth, indicating that he pulled a "Bill Clinton" and had no intention of actually inhaling.
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At a party this week, rapper Snoop Dogg was spotted inhaling smoke from what appears to be a reefer cigarette.
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In 2014, Ellen DeGeneres had pizza delivered, and even A-listers like Brad Pitt weren't shy about inhaling a slice.
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Also, just inhaling alcohol caused the participants to mess up more and press the wrong button at the wrong time.
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How to limit exposure: Frequent mopping and vacuuming can help reduce the likelihood of inhaling dust laced with flame retardant.
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A coroner later determined he had died of asphyxiation after inhaling nitrous oxide from a canister, known as a whippet.
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Mr. Ambrozic also offers informal apitherapy, where guests recline on a bunk bed, inhaling the warm air from adjacent hives.
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She says it can also be helpful to picture your breathe on a bell curve as you're inhaling and exhaling.
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It may not be at a peak now, but investors are inhaling rarefied air, whether they know it or not.
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A deputy was taken to hospital after inhaling fumes at the plant, the Harris County Sheriff's Office said on Twitter.
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In 2012, the star was rushed to the hospital after smoking synthetic marijuana and inhaling nitrous oxide at a party.
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If he were down in the mine shaft operating the loader manually, he would be inhaling dust and exhaust fumes.
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For long-time smokers, there's a whole process that happens almost without thinking: taking out that cigarette, lighting it, inhaling.
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California officials have told residents in affected areas to stay indoors or wear face masks to avoid inhaling the polluted air.
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Think of it this way: if the complainer were smoking, would you sit there all afternoon inhaling the second-hand smoke?
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"It might be a bad thing in terms of that they're still addicted to nicotine, they're still inhaling nicotine," Goniewicz says.
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Space tug boats could soon be a thing, you've been drinking and inhaling microplastics, and public library computers are under attack.
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The disease thrives in people who live in crowded conditions, inhaling one another's germs, and the bacterium dies quickly in sunlight.
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August 2016 - More than 100 people fell ill in Bangladesh after inhaling gas that leaked from a fertilizer factory in Chittagong.
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Fisher shared an adorable video to Instagram of Underwood singing "Happy Birthday" to their son after inhaling helium from a balloon.
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Yep, the images of a very pregnant woman inhaling and exhaling as her bump shrink and grows again are pretty bizarre.
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Think of it this way: if a person were smoking, would you sit there all afternoon inhaling the second-hand smoke?
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Rumer was there in 2012 when Moore suffered a seizure at a party after smoking synthetic cannabis and inhaling nitrous oxide.
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Think of it this way: If a person were smoking, would you sit there all afternoon inhaling the second-hand smoke?
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Although the officers rescued 14 fishermen, they later found the other three dead, apparently from inhaling toxic fumes from the fire.
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I'm just going to say that it's worth being cautious, because you're still inhaling potentially DNA-breaking chemicals into your lungs.Sorry.
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Think of it this way: If the complainer were smoking, would you sit there all afternoon inhaling the second-hand smoke?
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Inhaling smoke you didn't necessarily intend to inhale, such as when you walk past someone smoking on the street, is secondhand.
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This will prevent you from inhaling the majority of the droplets expelled by coughing or sneezing, which can carry the virus.
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Inhaling and vaping has a much faster activation time than edibles, which is going to be completely dependent on your metabolism.
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But those more elaborate rigs may also keep vapers from inhaling higher levels of harmful carcinogens, according to a new study.
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" Matt "The Tube" Crowley opened the show "by inhaling a condom through his nose and spitting it out of his mouth.
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The virus can be transmitted through the air by inhaling droplets from an infected person who coughs or sneezes near you.
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It is typically contracted by inhaling air contaminated with rodent droppings in confined spaces, or, in rare cases, via a bite.
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Inhaling heated chemicals — most vaping liquids blend nicotine with propylene glycol — poses health risks for adults as well, many supporters noted.
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"Inhaling combustion particles from any source is harmful, but more so than ever when it's directly within your home," Holgate added.
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Inhaling too much carbon monoxide displaces oxygen in the blood and deprives the heart, brain, and other vital organs of oxygen.
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But, now, with animals bred from spores, how can we avoid contamination if we can't even be sure what we're inhaling?
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No one can say long-term use of vaping—where you're inhaling steam and chemicals deep into your lungs—is healthy.
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On Thanksgiving Day in 235, a thick toxic smog covered New York City, and about 22.108 people died from inhaling it.
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It's not a shock that a largely untested and unregulated industry based on inhaling various mysterious substances might have health consequences.
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At times, he was seen swallowing what was said to be an ecstasy pill and inhaling smoke from a methamphetamine pipe.
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Apparently inhaling chemicals gave the unnamed patient hypersensitivity pneumonitis, or "wet lung," which can also be caused by breathing in dust.
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"Then you inject the stuff into little bottles, hold them up to your nose and-" she made a deep, exaggerated inhaling sound.
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Conrad Roy III, 18, died in his pickup truck in a store parking lot by inhaling carbon monoxide from a portable generator.
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"I don't think anyone knows, in part because this source, and the mechanism of inhaling them, hasn't been studied enough," she said.
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Until now, there was no law mandating that manufacturers tell you what you are inhaling when you try one of their products.
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Innovators are also trying to find new ways to appeal to consumers who balk at the idea of inhaling or eating cannabis.
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But, Eriksen warned, "In some ways, we are in uncharted areas when we talk about potentially inhaling large amounts of aerosolized nicotine."
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Upon inhaling this beckoning cloud of anguish, you may find yourself asking: should I be worried about Neil's departure from Clean Bandit?
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Judge Lawrence Moniz Roy killed himself on July 12, 2014, by inhaling carbon monoxide produced by a water pump in his truck.
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Touching, consuming, or inhaling, the urine or feces of a rat carrying the virus is the prime route of infection in humans.
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It'll make you forget your hangover, satiate your munchies, and make all your problems vanish—at least until you finish inhaling it.
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The suspected cause of death is "dry drowning," a rare condition in which there is a delayed physical reaction to inhaling water.
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I suspect I was also therefore inhaling a larger dose of CBN, as the experience wasn't as clear-headed as the Peak.
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Inhaling or ingesting these microscopic fibers is what can lead to serious health conditions later in life such as asbestosis and mesothelioma.
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Earning the equivalent of approximately $10 USD per day, the miners endure strenuous work conditions, inhaling poisonous sulfur fumes without proper protection.
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By now, most people know the basics of first- and secondhand smoke: Willfully inhaling smoke—usually from a cigarette—is first-hand.
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That put him at risk of inhaling fluids and small pieces of food into his airways, leading to deadly pneumonias or choking.
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And the absence of the harshness of inhaling combustible cigarettes may allow vapers to take deeper or more frequent puffs, Levy added.
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Driving through the countryside in the evening, I had to cover my face to avoid inhaling too much smoke from trash fires.
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After a long day of inhaling gas and running in zigzags to avoid bullets, they didn't seem much concerned with self-reflection.
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After three days in Mexico's high-elevation capital, inhaling the vital, pungent smell of sea and damp vegetation felt like a resuscitation.
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One woman, who suffered from asthma, died after inhaling tear gas, according to a doctors' committee linked to the anti-Bashir protests.
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That's when he became an obsessive cinephile, inhaling so many movies that he quickly exhausted the stock of his local video shop.
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"Inspirational passage?" could be a bit from a book that inspires you, but in this puzzle the word "inspirational" hints at inhaling.
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Many of the 530 vaping-related illnesses recently reported to the CDC have been linked to people inhaling black-market THC oil.
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After breaking into the room, officers said they found Fargo "unresponsive" after reportedly inhaling nitrous oxide or "laughing gas," which is legal.
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Many of the officers keeping guard wore masks over their mouths to keep from inhaling the thick smoke hanging in the air.
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I'm not really a regular smoker, so inhaling lungful after lungful of piping hot vapor every five minutes got taxing very quickly.
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I go to the grocery store before work since my office is inhaling all of the fruit I buy at a rapid pace.
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"It's probably not a good idea to be running a half marathon because you're going to be inhaling quite a bit," he says.
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Preliminary reports suggest the man died after inhaling the liquid oxygen that poured from the cylinder after it collided with the MRI machine.
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Babies have that pattern in common with non-human primates, like chimpanzees, which also laugh both when they're inhaling and when they're exhaling.
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All it proves is that there's a lot we don't know with certainty about how inhaling an entire pig affects the human body.
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Since e-cigarettes are still relatively new, there simply hasn't been enough time to study the long-term effects of inhaling these vapors.
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He complained about the mic after the first debate, but the main problem was his loud inhaling, a behavior he repeated once again.
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Around an eighth of all deaths caused by smoking—a total of roughly 900,000 people a year—result from inhaling second-hand smoke.
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But even after Shadow met Laura, she pretty much remained the same miserable blackjack dealer with the same penchant for inhaling insect repellant.
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Two became exposed after accidentally inhaling fumes from an open flame torch a painting contractor used to work on their home in 2005.
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"I mean, it's legal, right?" he responds, then quizzically looks at the thing before ripping the hell out of it, not convincingly inhaling.
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Conrad Roy III was 18 when he took his life in 2014 by sitting in a parked, running pickup and inhaling carbon monoxide.
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Jones explains that this carries some risks—drugs such as GBL are irritant, meaning that inhaling their vapor may cause coughing or choking.
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In the first inning on Saturday, toeing the third-base side of the rubber and inhaling deeply before each windup, Snell looked jittery.
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Clark gave the cause of death as "acute alcohol intoxication with aspiration," or the inhaling of food particles or fluids into the lungs.
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I had a T-shirt on my face all the time, and I had some dust (that I was inhaling) all the time.
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A fairly straightforward hypothesis is that a share of dependent Oxy users turned to heroin when inhaling and injecting Oxy was made harder.
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The study found that inhaling just e-cigarette vapor, without any nicotine, fundamentally altered important cells that defend the mice's lungs against infections.
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On deadline for an opening, she said, the work can mean long hours of hauling objects and inhaling fumes from paint or solvents.
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Some people might only get a reaction from inhaling smoke, while others will have issues from swallowing edibles or handling buds or leaves.
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"I definitely think he had an infection on his foot, that was transferred onto his socks, that he was then inhaling," he said.
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In making the switch, smokers can satisfy their nicotine hunger without inhaling the dozens of cancer-causing carcinogens released by a burning cigarette.
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Even so, health officials have expressed suspicions about the effect of inhaling vitamin E acetate, a substance contained in some THC vaping products.
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Even so, health officials have expressed suspicions about the effect of inhaling vitamin E acetate, a substance contained in some THC vaping products.
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If research on mice correlates to human beings, the effects of inhaling, handling or swallowing the bacteria may last up to three weeks.
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Vaping is odorless and easy to hide, and Mr. Rodriguez slipped into doing it constantly, inhaling enormous amounts of THC and craving more.
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Teens who would have never smoked cigarettes are happily inhaling fruity flavors, sometimes without realizing it is packed with nicotine, an addictive substance.
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The original intent was to give smokers a way to satisfy their nicotine cravings without inhaling the carcinogens that come with burning tobacco.
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It's inhaling thousands of other toxic gases and particles of tar the come from setting fire to tobacco that harms and kills smokers.
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The video, circulated through Snapchat, depicts the child inhaling from a vaping device before coughing and crying, with two teen girls heard laughing.
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Who could make up Rob Goldstone, the rotund, vodka-swilling, chocolate-inhaling, British publicist who liked to party at the Russian Tea Room?
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Cycling and other strenuous activities like jogging and playing basketball boost the volume of air — and therefore the particulates — that we are inhaling.
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Evidence in the trial showed she repeatedly urged her boyfriend, Conrad Roy, to kill himself by inhaling carbon monoxide inside a parked vehicle.
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Nehmens questioned the chemicals that could be lurking in its proprietary recipe, and what the effects of inhaling them over years could be.
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To prolong that time, women worked over several days on maintaining a relaxed posture and inhaling and exhaling more slowly during the study.
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Vaporizing and inhaling vitamin E acetate, however, can cause fat to enter the lungs, leading to a sometimes fatal condition called lipoid pneumonia.
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The number of miners found to have debilitating lung disease caused by inhaling coal dust has risen notably in the last few years.
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Instead I just lay there in the dark, listening to them breathe, inhaling the scent of incompletely rinsed shampoo and giving silent thanks.
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Ingesting — think CBD lattes, edibles, or just a drop of oil on the tongue — is likely much less effective than inhaling, says Blessing.
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It's not the properties of cannabis itself that cause problems, he said; it's the physical act of burning something and then inhaling it.
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Luckily, cannabis users are a pretty creative bunch and have come up with a bunch of other ways to get high without inhaling smoke.
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Before the ban, people were primarily exposed to the chemicals by ingesting and inhaling dust from furniture and other PBDE-laden products, Hurley said.
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You've got four little kids and a celebrity husband and a bunch of businesses to run, but she is just inhaling these law books.
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And YouTube has taken no ownership over what is happening to kids who grow up inhaling its trademark stench of bigotry, conspiracy, and nihilism.
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The Phoenix, an "ultra-endurance" unmanned aircraft, uses helium to ascend into the air and then propels itself forward by "inhaling" and compressing air.
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Smoke isn't exactly great for your lungs, and thankfully there is a way to enjoy the pleasure of marijuana without inhaling anything at all.
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There has been a relationship of those miners getting lung cancer, because they were inhaling some of the radioactive gas that was coming off.
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Vaping is the act of inhaling a vapor that is produced by an e-cigarette or another device that heats liquid into an aerosol.
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Though it takes place in real time, "The Michaels" is punctuated by brief blackouts, during which we hear what sounds like someone hungrily inhaling.
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But studies of an especially nasty ingredient in smoke called particulate matter show that inhaling the stuff is bad for the circulatory system, too.
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And it's key for vapers to know that the ingredients companies say are in their vape juice don't necessarily reflect what people are inhaling.
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So I wrapped myself in a towel, lit my men's scented candle, and brushed my tangled hair while inhaling the scent of cedar wood.
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Dogs have a structure called the vomeronasal organ, and that works not by just inhaling, but it's actually sort of like a little pump.
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People who were healthy before inhaling chlorine gas and survive generally recover within two weeks — but sometimes, they can suffer from lingering trouble breathing.
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A disease which causes shortness of breath, a persistent cough and chest pains, silicosis is caused by inhaling silica dust from gold-bearing rocks.
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Soon enough I was drawing heavily from the joint and inhaling deeply, ready to sink back into the familiar, contented idiocy of being stoned.
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Despite the fact they were inhaling each other's faces Friday night in NYC, we're told there was nothing Biblical about how the night ended.
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E-cigarettes are billed as a way for people to get their nicotine fix without all the harm that comes with inhaling burned tobacco.
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The fact that it's cooked on a vertical rotisserie, it shows that it takes time to cook it and it's really inhaling the spices.
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Wearing a wool sweater raises hives on her skin; inhaling the fumes of bacon sizzling on a stove will knock her to the ground.
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So he's opening everything up: inhaling peppermint oil, making a wing formation with his hands around his larynx, working his tongue around his teeth.
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According to the 200-page report, Grissom, Chaffee, and White had died of cardiac arrest from inhaling too much carbon monoxide and falling asleep.
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His chin, elongated in the grin of someone simultaneously inhaling concentrated THC oil and watching two friends tear one another apart, is pure schadenfreude.
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I go back to my room after supper, sit in my armchair, and light a cigarette, smoking slowly and with concentration, inhaling short puffs.
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I imagined the founding fathers inhaling ample amounts of opium while they devised our nation's blueprint, and for some reason a spittoon was involved.
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And social media properties are less interested in facilitating ideas than they are in keeping users glued to the app, constantly inhaling its inputs.
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We just don't know what the risks of inhaling all these flavorings and dyes are, and what we do know is already pretty scary.
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Francois, 13, says he suffered neurological problems, including memory loss, fainting and headaches, after accidentally inhaling Lasso in 2004 while working on his farm.
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"Inhaling oil into your lungs is extremely dangerous behavior that could result in death," said Thomas Eissenberg, who studies vaping at Virginia Commonwealth University.
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The viruses that usually cause the common cold are spread by touching virus-laden skin or surfaces or by inhaling airborne drops of mucus.
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It comes just weeks after over 100 people fell ill after inhaling gas that leaked from a fertilizer plant in Chittagong in southern Bangladesh.
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"It's not a shock that a largely untested and unregulated industry based on inhaling various mysterious substances might have health consequences," wrote David Perry.
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"Inhaling oil into your lungs is extremely dangerous behavior that could result in death," said Thomas Eissenberg, who studies vaping at Virginia Commonwealth University.
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"Inhaling oil into your lungs is extremely dangerous behavior that could result in death," Thomas Eissenberg, a professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, told NYT.
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Medical experts dispute the association's argument, saying the disease - an incurable illness caused by inhaling coal dust - is easy to distinguish with x-rays.
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Photo: Kelley McCall (AP)A frightening outbreak of uncontrollable bleeding linked to inhaling synthetic weed products seems to have spread beyond the borders of Illinois.
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Studies haven't yet determined the long-term impacts of inhaling plumes of flavor, but it's likely less damaging to healthy lung function than traditional cigarettes.
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"You're inhaling it in a controlled manner, same as how methadone is used in other countries, so it's like taking any other medication," he said.
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The effects of inhaling secondhand emissions from e-cigarettes are still being studied, but the experts do advise parents to not vape around their children.
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At least 85 percent of people infected by inhaling the spores die if left untreated, sometimes within just one to two days after symptoms appear.
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Roy, 18, was found dead in his pickup truck in a store parking lot after inhaling carbon monoxide from a portable generator and water pump.
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Six police officers were charged with manslaughter, but all were acquitted because the cause of death was asphyxiation from being crushed, not inhaling tear gas.
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On top of the fires and the potential for inhaling toxic smoke, the area is still being cleared of Islamic State booby traps and landmines.
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Farmer Paul Francois, who says he suffered neurological problems after accidentally inhaling the Lasso weedkiller in 2004, accused Monsanto of not providing adequate safety warnings.
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Funds in the United States that buy stocks abroad attracted $5.1 billion, their 16th straight week inhaling cash and longest streak of fundraising since 2015.
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Even when you isolate nicotine, inhaling it is still a lousy delivery system that stresses the lungs and probably increases the risk of lung disease.
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I remembered accidentally inhaling a little soda down the wrong pipe—not enough to cut off my breathing entirely, just enough to tickle my lungs.
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If people could come to view inhaling cheesecake or Big Macs in the same way, Americans' waistlines would shrink along with their health-care bills.
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Pneumonia is spread through inhaling infected airborne particles, so yes, you can catch it when you're near someone who is sick and coughing and sneezing.
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Just before the draft began, a video posted online showed Laremy Tunsil, a projected top pick, inhaling what might have been marijuana through a bong.
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Not even the Food and Drug Administration is sure, and we still don't know how effective they are or whether inhaling them can be dangerous.
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Inhaling formaldehyde has also been linked to asthma and nausea, and wearing clothes with the chemical is associated with ashes, blisters, and itchy, dry skin.
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Vapshot claims that inhaling the mist is "a safer way" of consuming spirits, but health professionals have warned that the craze could cause serious problems.
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Inhaling formaldehyde has also been linked to asthma and nausea, and wearing clothes with the chemical is associated with ashes, blisters, and itchy, dry skin.
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It would frankly be silly of me not to start this trip by inhaling all the shrimp and wine I can get my hands on.
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Anyway, [wink wink] here is a collection of some of our favorite things celebrities have tweeted [nudge nudge] while DEFINITELY NOT inhaling any substances whatsoever.
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Though there have been some cases of people developing lipid pneumonia from accidentally inhaling oil, including a case reported in Japan, that's a rare occurrence.
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The drugs are so strong — 100 times more powerful than heroin in some cases — that touching or inhaling even a tiny amount can be fatal.
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The people most likely died from inhaling carbon monoxide, said Gangadhar Sahoo, dean of the Institute of Medical Sciences, which is affiliated with the hospital.
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It began inhaling air with all its might, and suddenly, every cloud of sleep inducing smoke converged directly below it, and I was caught out.
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Despite the lack of scientific evidence as to the efficacy of inhaling tiny salt particles is scarce, I can't say there isn't something to it.
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Someone walking down the street might catch a whiff of mango, cucumber or watermelon and not know they were inhaling e-cigarette aerosols, Tan said.
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While nearby residents had been evacuated, 15 public safety officers were treated at a hospital after inhaling smoke from chemical fires that followed the explosions.
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The video appeared to show the player, Laremy Tunsil, inhaling what might have been marijuana through a bong that was attached to a gas mask.
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They found that none of the cases had evidence of lipoid pneumonia, a rare diagnosis typically associated with people accidentally inhaling oils into their lungs.
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The most common way to expose yourself to these germs is by inhaling virus-filled air or touching your eyes or nose with dirty hands.
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Vitamin E acetate is generally considered harmless in foods, supplements and lotions, but inhaling it "may interfere with normal lung functioning," according to the CDC.
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Inhaling carbon monoxide also reduces the oxygen supply to the body, including the heart, starving the heart muscle of the fuel it needs to function.
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A 1990 study found that inhaling steam with chamomile extract eased common cold symptoms, but experts say further research is needed to confirm those findings.
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A month earlier, more than 100 people fell ill after inhaling gas that leaked from a fertilizer factory in the southern port town of Chittagong.
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Investigators said she had built a small fire inside the hut to keep warm during the freezing night, and died from inhaling too much smoke.
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But it can also help to explain the chemistry behind a popular party trick: inhaling helium from a balloon to make your voice sound funny.
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People get Legionnaires' disease from inhaling mist that contains the bacteria, or by getting contaminated water in their lungs by choking on it, sometimes without notice.
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Regular swigs are as much a part of the sequences as inhaling or exhaling deeply, meaning that everyone is pleasantly tipsy and limber after 20 minutes.
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What we do know is that smoke created from combusting any plant material contains harmful compounds, and inhaling smoke of any kind can irritate your lungs.
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The risk of inhaling fibers flying off of crayon wax during vigorous coloring sessions seems low, but PIRG notes that kids are prone to eating crayons.
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But less obviously, dust from the soil could break off into the air that astronauts are breathing, and inhaling large enough particles could cause health problems.
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The condition has been linked to job-related and environmental hazards, including some medications and inhaling dust from bacteria and animal proteins, wood, metals, and silica.
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Studies cited by the government suggest that half a million Indian women die each year as a result of respiratory illnesses caused by inhaling noxious smoke.
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In it, researchers show that inhaling e-cigarette vapor—just the vapor, without any nicotine or flavorings—has an immediate, negative impact on the vascular system.
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The Chinese government suggests taking two lopinavir/ritonavir pills, antiviral drugs used to treat HIV, and inhaling a dose of nebulized alpha-interferon twice a day.
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But after pulling the below baked beauties out of the oven and inhaling the bubbling cheese, butter, and breadcrumb scent, all my frustrations immediately melted away.
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When she was convicted in June, Massachusetts Judge Lawrence Moniz said she had a "duty" to save Roy when she knew he was inhaling lethal fumes.
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The Chinese government suggests taking two lopinavir/ritonavir pills, antiviral drugs used to treat HIV, and inhaling a dose of nebulized alpha-interferon twice a day.
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It is unclear how the pets in Kannan's study were exposed to PFAS, though the chemicals can be taken in by ingesting, inhaling, or touching them.
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Additionally, orally consuming CBD is less efficient than inhaling it, so you'd need to consume a lot of CBD-infused ice cream to feel any different.
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But a recent study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests that you can catch it by just inhaling someone else's infected breath.
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They approached the flames in full personal protective equipment and self-contained breathing apparatus to avoid inhaling sulfur dioxide, a hazardous gas created when sulfur burns.
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In fact, the EPA says the main source of lead exposure in the United States comes from inhaling dust or eating particles contaminated by paint chips.
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More insidiously, people are also inhaling noxious fine particles measuring less than 2.5 microns, or a fifth the size of a particle of dust or pollen.
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Silicosis is an incurable lung disease caused by inhaling rock dust; and suffering from silicosis greatly increases the chances of contracting TB, a more serious condition.
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When you are burning tobacco and inhaling nicotine it can quickly go in the lung and the blood and achieve a punch that is very satisfactory.
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What little he understands about business has been gleaned from Erlich's "incubator," which is analogous to the smoke-filled bong Jared has to puff without inhaling.
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Studies from Harvard and Johns Hopkins researchers found that e-cigarette users wind up inhaling dangerous chemicals and toxic heavy metals along with their nicotine fix.
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Washington (CNN)Administration officials within the Environmental Protection Agency are blocking a report from the public on the dangers of inhaling formaldehyde vapor, according to Politico.
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Nicotine gum does not deliver the intense hit of nicotine that inhaling a vape pen does, so it produces less of a euphoric effect, he said.
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Andre Drummond is inhaling every rebound as usual, but Tobias Harris, a workaday N.B.A. forward for six seasons, is averaging 20 points to lead the team.
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Although people living within a 1.5 radius of the plant were evacuated, at least 15 first-responders were admitted to the hospital after inhaling the chemicals.
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They hoped that vaping — which entails heating THC so that it turns to an aerosol — would be less harmful to the lungs than inhaling combusted marijuana.
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Tonight, they seem to be inhaling it with all their senses, as though right now, right here, this is what they need, to just be themselves.
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"The child, while observed in the video to be coughing after inhaling from the device, did not display any other visible effects," the police statement said.
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"I don't know if it's psychological, but it makes me feel good to know I am inhaling pure oxygen, if only for 15 minutes," she said.
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The FDA doesn't regulate tobacco and food the same way, and Jordt acknowledges that there are no studies that evaluate how inhaling pulegone affects the body.
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One police officer helping to secure the site was reportedly taken to a nearby hospital after inhaling fumes, while nine others admitted themselves as a precaution.
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Jaffe says he's seen the same — a patient of his would hold a vape pen in his hand constantly, inhaling from it every minute or so.
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Vaping e-cigarettes (inhaling vaporized liquid or solid typically through a battery-operated electronic device) gives the smoker the stimulant of nicotine without the carcinogen tar.
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But while the health consequences of smoking cigarettes are well-documented, we don't yet know the long-term effect of vaporizing ingredients and then inhaling them.
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Is there anything more satisfying than striking a match, holding the running flame to a fresh candle wick, and inhaling a scent that takes you back home?
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Once you fill the bar with green by inhaling on the Pax Era, you're done — or rather, you're locked out of using the device for 30 seconds.
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The wildfires are among the worst Catalonia has seen in 20 years, the regional government said, and residents were warned to stay inside to avoid inhaling smoke.
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Inhaling the chemical is known to cause bronchiolitis obliterans, or popcorn lung, an irreversible condition characterized by scarring of the lungs, shortness of breath, coughing, and wheezing.
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The disease is spread from person to person, often from close contact or inhaling tiny droplets in the air produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Considering the era, it's hard not to imagine millions of wayward wastrels inhaling their last bits of powdery lint in an attempt to join the swelling wave.
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The suit was launched almost six years ago on behalf of miners suffering from silicosis, a fatal lung disease contacted by inhaling silica dust in gold mines.
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The class action suit was launched in 2012 on behalf of miners suffering from silicosis, an incurable disease caused by inhaling silica dust from gold-bearing rocks.
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When you've spent a night inhaling the fug of sweaty strangers, eating food out of another person's maw just seems like another pointless social taboo to overcome.
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In many cases, treatment involves breathing pure oxygen; injecting sumatriptan, a drug used to treat migraines; or inhaling a nasal form of local anesthetic to relieve symptoms.
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They sucked on the thing until it was empty, and everyone there managed to escape the experience without inhaling themselves into a permanent state of brain damage.
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Experts worry that inhaling these and other added ingredients may cause other health problems down the line, but e-cigarettes haven't been around long enough to know.
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"No one can sit here and say long-term use of vaping, where you are inhaling steam and chemicals deep into your lungs, is healthy," Cuomo said.
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You can do an abbreviated sun salutation by inhaling and reaching both arms straight up to the sky, then exhaling, bending at the waist and bowing forward.
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"I always feel better when I come here early," says one woman at the main shop, inhaling the scent of some silky pale pink prosciutto like oxygen.
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Adults have been the main users of Johnson's Baby Powder since at least the 1970s, after pediatricians started warning of the danger to infants of inhaling talc.
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Middle-aged lawyers were doing the inhaling, and we asked them if they could devise a way, perhaps through better filtering or ventilation, to mitigate the problem.
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The aroma was like inhaling a bunch of fresh flowers, with the life force and the ever-so-slight fetid quality often found in flowers and perfume.
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Two people face involuntary manslaughter charges and one is charged with reckless homicide in the November 2018 death of Collin Wiant, who died after inhaling nitrous oxide.
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"Vaping" is shorthand for inhaling vaporized liquid, usually a mixture of nicotine and oil heated by a battery-powered atomizer in an e-cigarette or larger vaporizer.
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For at least 15 minutes I floated, looking up at the huge creature slowly circling above, chasing and inhaling the bubbles being let out by our regulators.
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You might have fond memories of your grandpa inhaling a stodgy steak and kidney pie and going in for seconds when he thought no one was looking.
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Unless his company's latest state-of-the-art loose-leaf vaping device—the PAX 3—really is designed solely for inhaling herbs like lemongrass, lavender, and basil.
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Das thinks it's doubtful that a handful of balloons taken recreationally could dissolve your memories of a good time, because you spend very little time inhaling the gas.
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The "rebreathing" technique can raise the amount of CO2 in the air you're inhaling, which in turn can change the pressure in your airway, interrupting the hiccup reflex.
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Her putting the noose around her neck, stepping onto the pedestal, and inhaling the compressed air so she passed out and slipped from the pedestal caused her death.
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That's in part because Juul uses a form of nicotine that's less harsh, and therefore less unpleasant to people who aren't used to inhaling the stuff, King says.
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"Inhaling marijuana in any form provides a direct portal of entry deep into the lungs where infection can easily take hold," Joseph Tuscano, a lead study author, wrote.
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I live on Bainbridge Island and commute into Seattle and last summer I could barely breathe because I was sitting outside and inhaling all this smoke every day.
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It was a two-alarm blaze that left Mr. Fass, who uses a wheelchair, inhaling smoke for several minutes until the movers rushed in and carried him out.
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Kirby, another of the starring characters in Nintendo's platforming world, is a good fit for this genre because of the headline character's habit of inhaling everything around him.
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She said that her staff was also getting tired of smelling weed while they placed orders, although inhaling secondhand herb seems pretty inevitable if you're working at Sonic.
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Inside was a letter explaining and sort of apologizing for ripping the sleeve away from another fan and inhaling the hell out of the scene live on television.
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Let's be clear: Axl Rose isn't supposed to do apologies, express contrition, or anything that would lump Axl Rose in with the rest of the oxygen-inhaling world.
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But you're inhaling through a rubber flange at the top, which is kind of annoying, and it certainly doesn't give you the rich, chilled flavor of the Peak.
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Formaldehyde can cause lung disease and The Environmental Protection Agency classifies it as a "probable human carcinogen," which means inhaling the substance could increase a person's cancer risk.
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Before the 22002th century, some peoples, especially in Asia Minor and West Africa, inoculated themselves by piercing their skin with pus from victims or inhaling dried pox scabs.
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The class action suit was launched six years ago on behalf of miners suffering from silicosis, an incurable disease caused by inhaling silica dust from gold-bearing rocks.
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Twenty years ago, these workers developed a disease called bronchiolitis obliterans, or popcorn lung, after inhaling the fumes of artificial butter flavoring from open vats in their workplace.
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In coherent breathing, the goal is to breathe at a rate of five breaths per minute, which generally translates into inhaling and exhaling to the count of six.
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Vaping typically refers to inhaling an aerosol which contains either nicotine, in the case of e-cigarettes, or some form of cannabis, such as the psychoactive chemical THC.
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If you've got a particular fondness for the record business, or 1970s décor, or people grimacing after inhaling lines of cocaine, then this is the program for you.
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That's when I found out that inhaling even a fragment of a peanut would cause me to swell up like a balloon, while closing my airway for business.
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" –in Dream Master before grabbing an asthmatic victim and making out with/inhaling her until her entire body deflates like a popped blow-up doll "What's wrong, Joey?
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He laments the national attention created by a recent crop of vaping-related deaths, many of which involved patients inhaling THC in addition to or instead of nicotine.
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With my eyes closed to maximize nasal cognition, I was inhaling so deeply that I was sure those around me could hear the air rush through my nostrils.
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A new study found that inhaling just e-cigarette vapor, without any nicotine, compromised the lungs' defenses against bacteria and viruses, leading to a higher chance of death.
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But 25.7 percent of seniors who vaped insisted they were inhaling "just flavoring," suggesting that they may not know that many brands use flavored nicotine liquids and salts.
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We paused, huddled with other families, inhaling and exhaling the damp cool air of the fog room, which imitates the lung-like qualities of a healthy redwood forest.
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His unpopularity was increased by an uncanny habit of pulling the tips off the gas burners with his strong beak and inhaling the gas until it stupefied him.
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After the explosion, at least one Harris County deputy was taken to the hospital after inhaling fumes from the plant, the Harris County Sheriff's Office said on Twitter.
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When not inhaling jus d'agneau and crème brûlée — and a cheese basket the size of a small fishing boat — the two visit famous landmarks and exchange flirty glances.
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A coroner's report determined the college student died of asphyxiation from inhaling nitrous oxide from a whippit: a small canister of the gas used in whipped cream dispensers.
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The Daily Monitor newspaper reported that a day-old baby had been rushed to a hospital in critical condition after inhaling tear gas used to disperse the crowd.
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In their view, the changes in the lung samples suggest that the vaping-related injuries are caused by inhaling chemical irritants, but the specific agents are not known.
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Comparing the dangers of inhaling cigarettes with chowing down on candy bars may sound like false equivalence, but Gary Taubes's "The Case Against Sugar" will persuade you otherwise.
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The study was led by researchers at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Ohio and analyzed 22000,29.9 calls to Poison Control Centers of people inhaling or ingesting natural psychoactive substances.
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While many of the flavorings are considered safe to eat, some previous research suggests that inhaling vapor from these chemicals may damage the lungs, blood vessels and heart.
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Inhaling specks of dust and ice left behind by our final moments, I sketch out the orbit of weeks, months, frame our fields of flecks before they burn.
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Researchers have found that inhaling carbon dioxide at levels that are probably not uncommon in crowded spaces like small conference rooms might affect productivity and decision-making skills.
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The legislation, branded as the Quell Underage Inhaling of Toxic Substances (QUITS) Act, would ... Raise the federal tax on cigarettes from $1 per pack to $3 per pack.
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Instead of reporting the realities of the bin fire high, the MSM is promoting hearsay and potentially opening children up to the mere idea of inhaling bin smoke.
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Imagine inhaling sweet mountain air as you watch The Summit below: To see more videos from Man and Drone, visit their YouTube page, here, and Vimeo page, here.
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In December 2015, three leather workers died and two were hospitalised after inhaling toxic gases from leather effluent in a complex in Kolkata, the report said, citing local media.
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There was the Michael Phelps scandal in 2009, when the famed swimmer became the target of public scrutiny after photo of him inhaling smoke from a marijuana bong leaked.
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Meanwhile, septicemic plague occurs when the plague-causing bacteria Yersinia pestis enters the bloodstream, and pneumonic plague (the rarest form) is contracted by inhaling the bacteria into the lungs.
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It seems obvious, but any parents who use weed at home need to be careful about where it's kept and if their kids could inadvertently be inhaling the smoke.
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Though the cause of death is still unclear, investigators reportedly discovered burnt coal in a frying pan upon entering the apartment and suspect Jonghyun died from inhaling toxic fumes.
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Byrne shrieks at random intervals during the verses, hissing and inhaling erratically, while throughout the chorus he murmurs more softly and weaves his way around the harsher guitar chords.
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David died trying to save Safyre, who lost her left foot and right hand in the incident, by holding her to his chest and shielding her from inhaling smoke.
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Garon Vega's 2-year-old son, Gio, became ill at night after inhaling water at their Colorado community pool earlier in the day, Vega told CNN affiliate KTRK-TV.
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While the risk of inhaling the sulfuric fumes was a concern, the only thing that erupted throughout this showcase was a lot of malting hot drones and otherworldly jams.
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"E-cigarettes may help youths sort of adapt to inhaling nicotine so that, when they do take a puff of a regular cigarette, it's not as harsh," Eaton says.
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And celebrate they did, inhaling appetizers and a meaty main course, while washing it all down with more than 30 bottles of booze, as any lit-ass baptism should.
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When Chilean miners were rescued after more than two months trapped underground in 2010, some were suffering from pneumonia, lung conditions from inhaling dust and dental and eye problems.
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Basel has a small red light district in Kleinbasel, but the most erotic experience in town is simply walking into this shop and inhaling the smell of fine chocolate.
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As for that alien pathogen that was going to be released and end life as we know it, presumably the threat died along with the its carcinogen-inhaling architect.
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The black 57-year-old choreographer and dancer (who asks for his surname not to be included) quit almost 20 years ago, after five years of inhaling and injecting.
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The cowl has a tiny hole at the nose, but sweat collects there, so if you try and breathe through your nostrils, it feels like you're constantly inhaling water.
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No mock drafts last year accounted for a video emerging just as the draft started of highly touted Laremy Tunsil inhaling from a bong attached to a gas mask.
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"No one can say long-term use of vaping — where you're inhaling steam and chemicals deep into your lungs — is healthy," Cuomo said, according to The New York Times.
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Orally-ingested CBD has a very low bioavailability compared to inhaling it, so you'd need to down a lot of capsules to get the same effect as vaping it.
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While the child was seen coughing after inhaling from the vape in the video of the incident, he did not appear to experience any other side effects, police said.
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It's the kind of dumped that leaves you couch surfing with friends watching old episodes of "Top Chef" on repeat and inhaling bags of mini stroopwafels from Trader Joe's.
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The CDC is encouraging doctors to ask patients whether they vape and what exactly they're inhaling — and even to ask patients if they can test them for drug use.
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Instead, his massive ears make him an object of derision -- at least, until he surprises the two kids by Inhaling a feather and promptly blasting himself into the air.
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Decomposition began quickly in the thick, wet, tropical heat, and Lavelle described wearing a handkerchief over his nose and mouth to diminish the stench and keep from inhaling flies.
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The downside, of course, is that an entire town of people is "safely" inhaling rancid fumes from other people's poop until the local government can figure its shit out.
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On average, they found, people's ratings (on a one to 10 scale) of their depression, anxiety, and stress dropped by at least 50 percent within four hours of inhaling cannabis.
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For those watching from home, the fun involves scrolling through the photos from the show and marveling at how amazing your favorite celebrities looked, even while inhaling slices of pizza.
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For one, while there's sparse information on how often addicts are inhaling heroin, the little data that does exist suggests it's the fastest growing method of use, the team found.
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She also spoke with him by phone him moments before he took his own life, telling him to "get back in" his truck in which he was inhaling carbon monoxide.
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But the fact that we can live without them doesn't mean we should be forced to give them up just because sea turtles don't know how to avoid inhaling them.
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Levels of toxic chemicals found in e-cigarette vapor are typically far lower than those found in tobacco smoke, but no one knows the long-term effects of inhaling them.
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Since we're all accustomed to our own scents, breathing into your hand actually isn't the best way to smell what everyone else is inhaling when you're sharing water-cooler gossip.
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But when it comes to lavender's calming effects, a review of 15 quantitative studies, including 11 randomized controlled trials, showed that inhaling lavender before bed can lead to better sleep.
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He was diagnosed with hypersensitivity pneumonitis (HP)—essentially chronic inflammation of the lungs usually brought on by inhaling dust, fungus, mold, or chemicals—which can lead to severe lung disease.
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It follows that, to the extent there is price sensitivity, higher prices and taxes would have the perverse effect of pushing your 133% of occasional users towards inhaling more smoke.
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But older research going back a decade describes how workers at popcorn factory developed a serious respiratory condition called bronchiolitis obliterans, or "popcorn lung," after inhaling the butter-flavored compound.
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Carter, 20, is on trial for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Conrad Roy III, who was 18 when he poisoned himself by inhaling carbon monoxide in his pickup truck.
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Don't tell me I'm just inhaling the smoky mixture of sugar and silicon that's been fuming out of my PC's power supply since I spilled this bottle 15 minutes ago.
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It has a new self-titled, six-song vinyl EP, released by Sorry State Records, and listening to it feels like inhaling some kind of straight-to-the-point vapor.
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"There is a big difference between putting vitamin E acetate on one's skin or swallowing a vitamin E pill and inhaling vitamin E acetate in an e-liquid," she said.
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Using an e-cigarette means that people don't have to break the ingrained habits that go along with smoking, such as inhaling, socializing and taking a break in their day.
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Now, studies show that the vast majority of adolescents' first use of a vaping product is candy or fruit flavored — they mistakenly believe they are only inhaling flavored water vapor.
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Nacho reached in his jeans for a joint, and then he was sealing the paper shut, and the three huddled by the window, inhaling deeply and blowing into the breeze.
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Signs advised people not to stay in the crater for more than 60 minutes at a time, as inhaling the sulfur fumes could carry health risks, including headaches and nausea.
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"When these dogs go to work ... they sound like a little vacuum going -- all that inhaling, so all it takes is a few of those grains (of drugs)," Laas said.
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There isn't any single brand or substance tied to the lung illnesses, but federal investigators say some trends about who gets sick and what they're inhaling are starting to emerge.
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I heard quite a bit about how inhaling the gas killed brain cells, but people often debated how dangerous it actually was since it was discovered nearly 240 years ago.
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At Utah's mean elevation of 6203,100 feet, you get about 20 percent less oxygen in a breath of air compared with inhaling the same volume of air at sea level.
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Children typically show choking signs after inhaling something, but if the object isn't found found, symptoms can appear similar to recurrent croup (an upper respiratory infection with cough) and asthma.
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His wife, Sharon R. Kaplan, said the cause was interstitial lung disease, which she attributed in part to his inhaling debris in Lower Manhattan after the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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If there was ever a science experiment you'd want to participate in, it might be this one: sitting in a booth and inhaling the tangy, intense aromas of dark chocolates.
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At least 113 people, including infants, died from inhaling Oxy and other toxic disinfectants after sales began in 2001, according to government investigators, in the country's worst consumer goods scandal.
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Now I entered a room that seemed to withdraw from me and stood, hesitating, in the doorway, like an uninvited guest, inhaling the familiar smells of oil paint and turps.
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"Every single day, kids are putting dirt in their mouth and inhaling rhinovirus particles, so how could one vaccine be boosting their immune system so much for years?" he says.
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Still, Mr. Evans, who often vapes from the moment he wakes up until he climbs back into bed at night, admitted that inhaling nicotine vapor sometimes makes him feel unwell.
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As this little baby costs $60, I immediately spent a good 123 minutes crawling on my hands and knees, inhaling the rancid dust bunnies under my bed, trying to find it.
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After dominating at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, Phelps got two DUI's and faced backlash years earlier after a controversial photo surfaced apparently showing him inhaling from a marijuana pipe.
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"Both subjects gave statements to police which included that they had been intentionally inhaling chemical vapors which is commonly called 'Huffing,' just prior to the accident," according to the police statement.
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After impressing at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, Phelps got two DUIs and faced backlash years earlier after a controversial photo surfaced apparently showing him inhaling from a marijuana pipe.
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Volatile chemicals stored in a factory outside Houston exploded Thursday morning with black plumes of smoke seen coming from the plant as 10 police officers were hospitalized after inhaling toxic fumes.
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"Whooshing me down," cries Byrne, and the music complies — the guitar sound really does whoosh, inhaling giant gulps of virtual air, like a mechanical sonic vacuum that only functions in spurts.
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Waiting in Huddersfield bus station, inhaling the meat fumes from the man next to you wearing an anorak and crease-ironed trousers, one thing becomes gravy-thickeningly clear: Yorkshire loves pies.
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Furthermore, they're typically administered to patients under consistent medical supervision because there are indeed risks: infection, vomiting, ulcers, and pulmonary aspiration (inhaling stomach contents into the lungs) which can cause pneumonia.
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AFTER the sun sets, Seoulites can glance at the illuminated N Seoul Tower atop one of the peaks surrounding the city to check the quality of the air they are inhaling.
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However, if you do decide to move the device by hand, and happen to have flame retardant gloves around, he advises that you wear a respirator to avoid inhaling the fumes.
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The researchers also mentioned atomic bomb testing fallout, particularly ingesting or inhaling radioactive substances, as a possible factor, and they mentioned traffic-related air pollution in addition to cell phone use.
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Ayub, 5, endured a meconium aspiration at birth, inhaling amniotic fluid into his lungs, which left him with cystic fibrosis, partial blindness and a tube to drain fluid from his cranium.
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And while lighting any substance on fire and inhaling the smoke does have some health risks, and releases toxins into the lungs, no medical treatment is without risks and side effects.
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I stood in the 13th-century cellars of Delamain, a Cognac house in Jarnac, France, inhaling the sting of the colorless liquid and found myself clutching an oak cask for support.
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Those who took olive oil saw their heart rate variability decline when inhaling the pollution; levels of unhealthy LDL cholesterol and triglycerides also went up — two risk factors for heart disease.
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Castor beans, used to make castor oil, pose little danger, but refined ricin, extracted from mashed castor beans, is so toxic that ingesting or inhaling a few grains can be fatal.
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The FDA also wants to know what the unintended consequences of lowering levels of nicotine could be, such as people inhaling deeper or smoking more cigarettes to compensate for the difference.
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His condition resembles something called "popcorn lung", which gets its name because workers at a microwave popcorn factory developed the illness from inhaling diacetyl, the chemical used to make butter flavoring.
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Dozens of people remain in hospital receiving treatment for their injuries, with many suffering burned lungs from inhaling toxic volcanic ash and sulfur dioxide, along with severe burns to their bodies.
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Dr Peter Watson, clinical director at Middlemore Hospital in Auckland said Wednesday that some patients have burns on 95% of their bodies, while 22 have damaged airways from inhaling volcano fumes.
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Sniffing chemicals also won't end well: Inhaling large amounts of pyrethrins—a mixture of naturally-occurring chemicals in chrysanthemum flowers that's toxic to insects—can cause vomiting, diarrhea, and difficulty breathing.
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Inhaling toxic fumes to celebrate the communist leaders, who, almost at that very moment, were rushing their own children to the airport in Borispol, to extract them from the radioactive threat.
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The next morning, I picked up where I left off, swinging with the same rise and fall, inhaling as I stretched skyward, exhaling as I drove the pickax into the ground.
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Up to 10 bins of the small silver flasks had been recycled since Thursday, although the trend for inhaling the gas appeared to have peaked as collections were down this year.
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What better encapsulates the very particular sense of self-disgust that comes from horizontally inhaling 12 slices of Meat Feast than a slightly deflated sex doll; eyes vacant and mouth hopefully agape?
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The health effects of inhaling these ingredients aren't well-known, but one thing is certain: Nicotine is a highly addictive substance — and each hit of the Juul packs quite the nicotine punch.
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Benzene has a pungent odor, and inhaling it can irritate the skin, eyes and the respiratory system, while severe exposure can harm the nervous system or lead to unconsciousness, according to experts.
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The video shows Action Bronson dabbing — heating waxy cannabis concentrate and inhaling the vapor through a pipe — and enjoying a bowl of Rice Krispies at his apartment before he goes to Marea.
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"Silicon Valley" star T.J. Miller became violent and belligerent after inhaling a bunch of "laughing gas" ... so says the private driver now suing him, but Miller says it's a brazen extortion attempt.
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A few weeks ago, I stood outside a small house in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, inhaling the smell of freshly cut grass and straining to hear the sound of footsteps inside the house.
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The report said a 9-year-old was shot dead while standing on a balcony and a woman who was eight months pregnant fainted from inhaling teargas and was trampled to death.
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Unless you're in a highly polluted city like Delhi, research has found that the health benefits of biking outweigh the risks of inhaling pollution in cities like New York, Barcelona and London.
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A longtime former salon owner, she has sarcoidosis, a type of scarring of the lungs, which doctors told her was linked to years of inhaling clouds of plastic dust from artificial nails.
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She describes knocking tamarind pods out of trees to be used for cooking, watching the white shavings fall from her grandmother's wood coconut grater and inhaling the scent of frying mustard seeds.
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The poster child used by advocates of this bill is an allegedly secret peer-reviewed Harvard study which first reported that inhaling relatively low levels of airborne particulates increased risks of dying.
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" - Marwa, 26, Architect "Why would I want to raise a child in Egypt, amid all this injustice and indecency—eating unhealthy food, drinking poorly treated water, and inhaling all this polluted air?
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The mannequin hung out for 24 hours at a time, for three days total, in each apartment, noisily inhaling and exhaling with its pneumatic mechanical lungs through its hole of a mouth.
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Many of us watch television in batches now, inhaling seasons and whole series in snack-fueled sessions where individual episodes run together, differentiated by just a few impatient clicks of the remote.
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Cases in Wisconsin and Illinois In Wisconsin, health officials are still investigating increasing reports of people with severe lung disease who say they've recently vaped or "dabbed," which involves inhaling marijuana products.
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But, he says, the lungs are much more delicate and susceptible to toxins than our digestive systems, and regulatory agencies usually accept that inhaling a chemical will double the risks of exposure.
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A doctor at a government hospital said that dozens of people had been horribly burned in the fire and that some had damaged lungs from inhaling toxic gases, perhaps the burning chemicals.
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It's understandable why your friend wants that kind of boost in a form that doesn't include the cancer and heart disease risks of burning and inhaling the 4,000 chemicals in cigarette smoke.
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When she's not inhaling generic Monday memes, zealously consuming clickbait articles (actually, what does that child star look like now?), or gorging on Bill Murray's latest escapade, she's 'gramming the latest "foodie" fad.
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The FDA said several factors may lead to seizures, such as some e-cigarette designs allowing people to get huge amounts of nicotine quickly or some people deliberately inhaling more nicotine than normal.
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The chemical has a pungent odor, and inhaling it can irritate the skin, eyes and the respiratory system, while severe exposure can harm the nervous system or lead to unconsciousness, according to experts.
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Volatile chemicals stored in a factory outside Houston exploded Thursday morning with black plumes of smoke seen coming from the Arkema peroxide plant as ten police officers were hospitalized after inhaling toxic fumes.
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Fifteen sheriff's deputies were taken to the hospital for inhaling the irritants and a mandatory evacuation is in place for all residents living within 1.5 miles of the chemical plant in southeast Texas.
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Lee also uses a system of breathing called 4-7-8, which means inhaling for four seconds, holding the breath for seven seconds, and then exhaling audibly for eight seconds, he told Roll.
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It didn't identify the other person it said was injured by the truck, but said three other demonstrators were treated after inhaling pepper spray they say prison personnel used to disperse the crowd.
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In the late 1800s, people began noticing that asbestos miners in the UK were dying off at alarming rates, a first warning sign that inhaling the dust from asbestos could be deadly dangerous.
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One study found e-cigarette users were inhaling the metals lead, nickel, chromium, and manganese in concentrations that either approached, met, or exceeded the limits defined as safe by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Michael Bang, director of sales at °CRYO Science, explains that their machine eliminates any danger of inhaling fumes or exposing skin directly to cryogenic gas, making it safer than your standard cryo tech.
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Within a few minutes of inhaling the chamomile, frankincense, and French lavender, I'm so at ease that I can almost imagine a future in which I get excited about my morning moisturizer. Almost.
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Rescuers found the dead, who had apparently suffocated after inhaling fuel, in a packed boat 26 miles from the coast of Libya that was also carrying 107 survivors, MSF said in a statement.
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Nijinsky, who choreographed it and played the title role, brought down the curtain with a bit of improvisation: Instead of deeply inhaling his beloved's scarf, he basically had sex with it, miming masturbation.
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I added a bit too much water the first time I smoked out of it—and my Xanax was still in there—so I ended up inhaling a good amount of Xanax water.
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A person contracts the virus sharing the same airspace — a six-foot radius, the distance droplet nuclei are believed to travel (although with coughing they may travel farther) — and inhaling the infectious particles.
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Even when vaping doesn't lead to smoking, parents have reason to be concerned about the impact of nicotine on the developing brain and the potential health risks associated with inhaling aerosolized flavoring chemicals.
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Last week, a tennis player collapsed during a qualifying round at the Australian Open tournament in Melbourne due to inhaling bushfire smoke, although the competition has continued in more moderate weather this week.
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Spending an hour in here, which is what one is allotted with the purchase of a $20 ticket, is an emotional journey of inhaling odors that conjure ancient civilizations and one's own past.
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In New Delhi, at some times of the year, young people are inhaling toxic pollution equivalent to smoking 10 cigarettes a day, killing over 7,000 people a year in the city, he noted.
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" In its warning, the FDA said inhaling the vapor "released by a food or drink prepared by adding liquid nitrogen immediately before consumption may also cause breathing difficulty, especially among individuals with asthma.
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The 20-volt battery powers 20 minutes of strong suction, and the 4-foot hose extends the nozzle for inhaling corn chips, doughnut crumbs, and pet hair from those hard-to-reach crevices.
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But the mining and use of the asbestos in construction is now largely banned in places around the world due to the fact that inhaling the material can lead to chronic lung disease.
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In that chapter's final scene, Witt is at a sex party arranged by Elizabeth, one of the polyamorous pair, inhaling whip-its, nitrous oxide dispensed through the nozzle of a whipped-cream can.
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The international spotlight fell on Ford in May 2013, when Toronto Star and the U.S. website Gawker reported the existence of a video that appeared to show the mayor inhaling from a crack pipe.
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Legionnaires is a type of pneumonia caused by inhaling mist infected with the bacteria Legionella.. Several Democratic lawmakers on Thursday invited Snyder to Washington to testify on the Flint water crisis on Feb. 10.
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Days later, the Attorney General's Office of Quintana Roo announced in a press release on that the Sharp family passed away from inhaling toxic gas — though it remained unclear what, exactly, they had inhaled.
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There are plenty of creative at-home remedies for seasonal allergies with varying degrees of effectiveness, including inhaling essential oils, running a neti pot through your nasal passage, and sprinkling smoothies with bee pollen.
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A Palestinian protects himself from inhaling tear gas at the Israel–Gaza border during a protest by Palestinians demanding the right to return to their homeland, in the southern Gaza Strip on April 6.
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Herodotus, the ancient Greek historian, wrote in about 440 BC of people, apparently in the Caspian region, inhaling marijuana smoke in a tent as the plant was burned in a bowl with hot stones.
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"The main damage, I think to myself, was lung damage from inhaling all the flames and fumes while I was sitting in the car for about 50 seconds," Lauda said, according to USA Today.
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Roy — who had a history of mental illness and had previously made attempts on his own life — killed himself July 12, 2014, by inhaling carbon monoxide in his truck parked outside a Fairhaven Kmart.
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"The main damage, I think to myself, was lung damage from inhaling all the flames and fumes while I was sitting in the car for about 50 seconds," Lauda said, according to USA Today.
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So that's what I did: I pulled the vape out of its packaging, charged it for about 40 minutes, loaded its bowl with delicious medical-grade herbs, and started inhaling from its stubby spout.
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"The main damage, I think to myself, was lung damage from inhaling all the flames and fumes while I was sitting in the car for about 19973 seconds," he recalled nearly a decade later.
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It's difficult to quantify just how much of the drug you're inhaling through a bong or vaporizer—especially because marijuana contains some 500 chemicals that interact in ways scientists are just beginning to understand.
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The disease has been found to be transmitted to humans from deer mice, either through contact with urine, droppings, saliva or nesting materials of infected rodents or by inhaling dust contaminated with the virus.
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And some of that same anxiety runs through their songs and videos, in which the duo constantly reference the past, the outdoors, and physical pleasures — inhaling fresh air, biting that tattoo on your shoulder.
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What could be more memorable, after all, than a miles-long, barrel-shaped machine that prowls through space, inhaling planets through one end and chopping them into rubble to be expelled out the other?
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In fact, she met her current boyfriend, 40-year-old cameraman Josh Stancil, on the set of the freshman series and broke the ice by teasing him about how he was inhaling his lunch.
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Off the charts: In the 2017 fire season, regions of the US had PM753 levels of 500 or higher — some people were inhaling an entire years' worth of particulate matter in a single day.
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Inhaling benzene, a chemical with a pungent odor, can cause minor irritation to skin, eyes and the respiratory system, while severe exposure can harm the nervous system or lead to unconsciousness, according to experts.
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According to the International Association of Firefighters, 60 percent of firefighters will die from cancer caused by inhaling smoke filled with toxins from the plastics, foams and flame-retardant coatings common in every household.
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Benos, referring to an assessment conducted by environmental inspectors sent by the Greek Ministry of Environment in 2015 that detected levels of asbestos, said repeatedly inhaling this type of dust causes obstructive pulmonary diseases.
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When inhaling air through the nose at subfreezing temperatures, the air in the back of the nose is usually about 26°C (78.8˚F), but can be as high as 30°C (86˚F).
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"Once we've determined that large quantities of microplastic can also be transported by the air, it naturally raises the question as to whether and how much plastic we're inhaling," Bergmann said in a statement.
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He's been inhaling coke and violating social norms since the pilot episode, so there's not much new here, other than watching the actor Bobby Cannavale turn up the volume until the knob twists off.
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Chinese media reports that police have made a big break in a toxic waste case that came to international attention after a restaurant owner died from inhaling poisonous gases coming from his kitchen drain.
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Perhaps you thought that you'd finish your life without being forced to eat an entire pizza in one sitting or having to beat the clock while inhaling one ice cream sandwich after the other.
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His constitution, significantly weakened by inhaling lead fumes as part of his work as a plumber, impacted his overall performance in the ring, and though he lost, it was considered a manly, scientific battle.
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The scientists say that while their experiment can't prove people are inhaling microplastic, their results suggest it's likely and the logical next step should be to look for microplastic in a real humans' lungs.
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"I guarantee that there have not been studies that have evaluated the safety of inhaling caffeine," public health expert Jessica Barrington-Trimis, who directs the USC Epidemiology of Substance Use Research Group, told Insider.
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Sometimes the black hole spends eons inhaling matter as fast as physically possible, converting that matter into energy in a long-lasting cataclysm, each instant the equivalent of billions of thermonuclear weapons detonating simultaneously.
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Provost emphasizes the concentration and the duration of the exposure is what's key, so if you're a line cook burning a lot of food and then inhaling the smoke, it could be an issue.
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The bulk of the cases seem to involve patients inhaling tetrahydrocannabinol, from THC oil cartridges supposedly bought off the street or at head shops, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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And on Tuesday, nine men, including seven Sigma Pi members, were indicted by an Athens County grand jury in connection with events that prosecutors said led to Mr. Wiant's death from inhaling nitrous oxide.
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To set up the theme, the episode starts with B.D. (Kiernan Shipka of "Mad Men") teaching Crawford's adopted twins, Cindy and Cathy (the identical twins Brooke Star and Chelsea Summer), to smoke without inhaling.
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Or, in other words, heating up a nicotine-laden candy liquid and then inhaling that liquid as vapor into your lungs all day long, may turn out to be, uh, pretty bad for you.
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One person was killed in street protests in October and two members of Parliament were hospitalized after inhaling tear gas at a rally held after the police banned "illegal" public demonstrations on the matter.
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Billesley Community Fire Station released footage on their official account of firefighters using an oxygen mask designed for use on animals to revive a puppy who was unconscious after inhaling smoke from a kitchen fire.
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I picture it inhaling and reaching for the air, and in my better moments I can almost see the details, the windy movement and the flickering leaves, now dark, now bright, like data, like grace.
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In a tweet, the Harris County Sheriff's Department said that one deputy had been taken to the hospital after inhaling fumes from the explosion, and that nine others went to the hospital as a precaution.
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Roy — who had a history of mental illness and had previously made attempts on his own life — killed himself July 12, 2014, after inhaling carbon monoxide in his truck outside a Kmart in Fairhaven, Massachusetts.
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The big reveal is usually met with great surprise, and sometimes a hint of disgust—even though the victims were probably busy inhaling a plate full of kebab meat only a minute or two earlier.
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But that doesn't just make them inactive to the THC you're inhaling, it also means the endocannabinoid compounds that naturally occur in your body aren't going to be able to bind to those receptors, either.
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Taunton, Massachusetts (CNN)More than a month after Conrad Roy III ended his young life in July 2014 by inhaling carbon monoxide in his pickup truck, Samantha Boardman said she got a disturbing text message.
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Carter, 20, is on trial for involuntary manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend, Conrad Roy III, who was 18 when he killed himself in July 2014 by inhaling carbon monoxide in his pickup truck.
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Prosecutors said that in addition to bombarding Roy with text messages, Carter also gave Roy advice when he got out of the truck as he was inhaling the gas and told her he was scared.
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There's one thing to remember while you're hacking and slashing your way through the backyard, inhaling all the aphids you can, bopping all those pesky ants and mites on the head: it's an ecosystem y'all.
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The head of the Environmental Protection Agency met Tuesday with Cindy Wynne and Wendy Hartley, whose young sons recently died from inhaling methylene chloride, a chemical commonly found in paint strippers sold across the country.
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Minutes before the draft began, according to Tunsil, someone hacked into his Twitter account and posted a video that appeared to show Tunsil inhaling marijuana through a bong that was attached to a gas mask.
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Studies have backed this up, and Destaillats told me since these tests were done mechanically (and didn't have real people inhaling), he can't say for sure if vapers would use devices at the highest levels.
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Similar to any person between the age of 25 and 33, Taggart and Pall have clearly spent the alleged autumn of their adolescence inhaling music that reminds them of pasts experienced, unremembered, and borrowed secondhand.
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Vitamin E is not known to cause harm when ingested in a pill form as a vitamin supplement, but investigators said there could be dangers associated with inhaling it due to its "oil-like" properties.
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Gerwig's capacity for inhaling and exhaling unbridled joy is undoubtedly the best part of the movie, but it shines especially bright within Baumbach's knack for finding comedy in the awkward situations he puts her in.
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Touching or inhaling even a small amount of fentanyl can be fatal, so officers with Canada's federal police force are now carrying naloxone nasal spray in case they come in contact with it while on duty.
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The Department of Ungentlemanly Warfare has posted photos they've dug up of other candidates in compromising positions, such as Chris Christie inhaling ice cream while looking like he's storing four bags of doughnuts under his shirt.
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The authors of the new paper point out that, in addition to inhaling the aerosol secondhand, there's a risk that certain chemicals in e-liquids, namely nicotine, can be absorbed through the skin or even ingested.
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The lawsuit was brought by New Jersey resident Stephen Lanzo, who said he developed mesothelioma after inhaling dust that was generated through his regular use of J&J talc powder products since his birth in 1972.
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With his lips almost kissing the mic, unlike at Hofstra, the rangy inflection of the president's words reverberated, as did his trademark sniffle, the reflex action of a performer inhaling quickly to ready his next line.
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Roy — who had a history of mental illness and had previously made attempts on his own life — killed himself July 12, 2014, by inhaling carbon monoxide in his truck parked outside a Kmart in Fairhaven, Massachusetts.
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"Something clicked in and I just started doing this mantra that I made up and I breathed in and with every inhale — through violent shaking — I would say I'm inhaling the peace of God," she said.
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On his drive to KCH as fire engulfed Grenfell Tower in London on June 14th, Dr Tunnicliff told procurement teams to grab kits for cyanide poisoning, since this is caused by inhaling fumes from burnt upholstery.
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Concerns go back decades, to a 1940s study in which women who delivered under general anesthesia were at risk of inhaling their stomach contents and choking in it, Berghella and colleagues write in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
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Think Marlene Dietrich, inhaling thick smoke through dark lips, (Fun fact: She reportedly smoked up to 50 cigarettes a day, IRL), Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca, or James Dean in his Rebel Without a Cause leather jacket.
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If you have never practiced breathing exercises before, you may have to work up to this practice slowly, starting with inhaling and exhaling to the count of three and working your way up to six. 1.
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Pirzada: When you start inhaling oils, any type of oil, vitamin E is an oil, any type of oil, if you start to inhale to your lungs, you are going to create problems inside your alveoli.
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Carter was found guilty in June 2017 on the basis of a series of texts to her 18-year-old boyfriend, Conrad Roy III, that pressed him to die by inhaling carbon monoxide in his pickup.
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According to the doctors who wrote the case report, people who regularly inhale allergens like the man did can show symptoms anywhere from three weeks to five years after they begin inhaling the substances in question.
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No, you can't simulate the pain of inhaling large amounts of toxic smoke, but you can show the longterm effects of smoking on an avatar or take a child on a guided tour of damaged lungs.
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But of course, there's the good ol' placebo effect: If I believe inhaling something is going to make me sleep better or feel more blissed out, then my brain will likely convince me that it will.
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I went around the corner to devour mine on the stoop of a nearby building, inhaling the pile of spicy citrusy carne asada swathed in mayo, guacamole and tomato and nestled in pillowy ciabatta-like bread.
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Then, rub the Aromatherapy Associates oil, which contains uplifting pink pepper and juniper berry, on your skin, starting with your torso and spreading it over the rest of your body (inhaling the scent as you go).
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Coronavirus, aka "COVID-19," is believed to spread through inhaling respiratory droplets that are released when an infected person sneezes or coughs, or from touching an infected surface and then touching your eyes, nose or mouth.
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The Risk Management Plan rule, written under the Obama administration and delayed by Pruitt, would not likely have prevented the incident, but it may have helped first responders to avoid injuring themselves by inhaling noxious fumes.
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When people are vaping, it means they're usually inhaling a mixture of flavoring, chemicals, and nicotine or THC into their lungs through a device such as a e-cig, vape pen, or even an e-hookah.
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Inhaling small particles in polluted air may irritate the airway and bronchial tubes causing inflammation in the lungs, said Dr. Denitza Blagev of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City and Intermountain Medical Center in Murray.
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In fact, studies have shown that inhaling the toxic fumes from kerosene lamps is the equivalent of smoking 170 cigarettes per year; unintentional ingestion of kerosene is the leading cause of child poisoning in the developing world .
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The best method for thinning and clearing mucus is staying hydrated and taking a hot shower or inhaling steam, Erich Voigt, MD, clinical associate professor in the Department of Otolaryngology at NYU Langone Medical Center, told Refinery29.
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The class action suit was launched in 2012 on behalf of miners suffering from silicosis, an incurable disease caused by inhaling silica dust from gold-bearing rocks, and a settlement was agreed by mining firms in 2018.
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Beyond the cancer and the obvious risks of burning yourself or dying from inhaling carbon monoxide, there have been multiple accounts of people becoming ill after accidentally eating the bristles from those thick metal BBQ cleaning brushes.
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Although the Attorney General's Office of Quintana Roo announced in a press release on Saturday that the Sharp family passed away from inhaling toxic gas, forensic doctors have not been able to determine which substance they inhaled.
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On a recent evening, a white-haired gentleman guzzled peach-and-rosewater white-wine sangria and waved the steam coming off his plate of Jewish-Libyan mafrum , potatoes stuffed with ground beef, toward his nose, inhaling deeply.
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While evidence to date suggests that e-cigarettes may be less harmful than smoking traditional cigarettes, it still make sense for users to pay attention to what's in the e-liquids they're inhaling, Farsalinos said by email.
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You just put back six Lone Stars and a whiskey soda before inhaling four carnitas tacos, and it's 7 PM on a Wednesday—water isn't an auto-detox, nor is it the salad you so desperately need.
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Considering there are an estimated billion smokers in the world, that means a million people die each year simply by inhaling the smoke around them, according to the study published Tuesday in the journal JAMA Network Open.
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But it's all easy to forgive when you find yourself sitting at one of the restaurant's dockside tables on a sunny morning, inhaling a stack of fluffy buttermilk pancakes as dogs fling themselves ecstatically into the lake.
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In March, the YouTube shock jock Logan Paul dropped a 50-minute pseudo-documentary that stages him pratfalling into Flat Earth paranoia, inhaling anti-NASA propaganda and finally pronouncing it the dumbest thing he has ever heard.
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I was 17 when I entered my first club, inhaling the sweat and sin at East Flatbush's Café Alta, where the girls gyrated in their halter-tops and the boys thrust their crotches into the humid air.
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"Fundamentally we believe that investing in women is a smart development policy and it is a smart business," White House adviser Trump said after drinking coffee and inhaling incense at a traditional Ethiopian ceremony in Addis Ababa.
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Brown-colored mucus is sometimes a sign that you're inhaling pollutants or actual dirt from the air, or that you're sucking tar and carbon monoxide into your lungs purposely because you think it makes you look cool.
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The researchers looked at nonsmoking youth from 2013 to 2016 and found that 35.4% of those ages 3 to 17 had been exposed to secondhand smoke, which can involve inhaling smoke from burning cigarettes, cigars and pipes.
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The day I visited, I started with a scent full of delicate roses, moved onto one that reminded me of expired lipstick, and finished my tour inhaling a funky cumin concoction that smelled like a ripe armpit.
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If your flatmates are inhaling Frosties while you savour a steaming bowl of oaty porridge, you're allowed to feel smug over the fact that come 11 AM, you won't be the one reaching for the biscuit tin.
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If you, like us, are interested in inhaling every speck of Star Wars information you can before the next film's release, buckle up: On Friday's Jimmy Kimmel Live, director Rian Johnson revealed The Last Jedi's first word. Ready?
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Defending champion Miki Sudo held onto her crown as queen of the annual Nathan's Famous hot dog eating contest in Coney Island, New York, Monday, inhaling 38.5 hot dogs in 24 minutes to claim her third straight title.
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It can develop from a case of bubonic plague or septicemic plague (the latter is very rare), Hinnebusch says, which is called secondary pneumonic plague because it spreads from elsewhere in the body, not from inhaling the bacteria.
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Our host pours the first wine for us to taste and we stick our noses into the glasses, inhaling the tart and complex aromas of amber-hued Georgian wine, so different from wine anywhere else in the world.
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And we live in a time and a place where many people are intentionally and gleefully inhaling those toxins — not because they have no choice, but because that's what they prefer to the cold, clean air of truth.
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"Once we've determined that large quantities of microplastic can also be transported by air, it naturally raises the question as to whether and how much plastic we're inhaling," said marine ecologist Melanie Bergmann, who co-led the research.
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And as you watch him cultivate raspberries, spinach, iceberg lettuce, sour cherries, coriander and tomatoes, among many other things, you may have the sensation of being outdoors on a brisk autumn day, inhaling the smell of the earth.
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As our news feeds become saturated with kale-inhaling wellness bloggers and the pitfalls of the "clean eating" movement are further exposed, it seems that the tide may finally be turning back towards eating like a normal person.
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Two detectives were hospitalized last August in New Jersey after accidentally inhaling drugs during a field test, and the following month 11 SWAT officers fell ill in Connecticut after being exposed to suspected fentanyl powder during a bust.
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Students made up the bulk of the 75 people who have suffered breathing difficulties, vomiting and dizziness since last week, after inhaling the fumes, possibly from waste dumped by factories in the southern state of Johor, bordering Singapore.
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As I climbed, inhaling air scented with resin and thyme, I was rewarded with stunning views of vineyards ribboning the island, olive groves undulating from green to silver in the wind, and the glimmering blues of the sea.
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NICOLE TAYLOR The stereotype of Old Orchard Beach, on Maine's southern coast, is of a place crowded by schlubby Quebecois dads wearing ill-advised Speedos, sweeping powdered sugar from their chest hair after inhaling slabs of fried dough.
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"The air quality is similar to inhaling 50 cigarettes at the same time," said Sumarni Laman, a volunteer at the city's Ranu Welum Foundation, who works to preserve the culture of the region's Dayak people and protect forests.
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Nine Face Hazing-Related Charges in Death of Ohio University Student Two people face involuntary manslaughter charges and one is charged with reckless homicide in the November 214 death of Collin Wiant, who died after inhaling nitrous oxide.
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This argument, known as harm reduction, recognizes that the best course for older smokers is to quit both cigarettes and e-cigarettes — especially since questions remain about the latter's safety, for users and for those inhaling secondhand vapor.
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In one camp in northern Idlib, a family of four died of suffocation on Tuesday after inhaling fumes from a fire they had made from shoes, old clothing and cardboard, their neighbor in the camp, known as Dia3, said.
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Roy — who had a history of mental illness and had previously made attempts on his own life — killed himself July 12, 2014, by inhaling carbon monoxide produced by a water pump in his truck parked outside a Fairhaven Kmart.
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As the chief movie reviewer for the New Yorker, Kael exercised unparalleled influence, not only on her readers' choices and interpretations of the films they watched, but on the writers who came of age inhaling her columns every week.
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Wilson Deon Thomas III claims T.J. hired him back on December 8th to drive him around for the day but things immediately went south when T.J. allegedly started inhaling nitrous oxide -- aka "laughing gas" -- out of Whip-It refills.
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The draft paper, which looked at baby, body, face and foot talc powders, also said that inhaling talcum powder can be dangerous and should be avoided as it can cause respiratory problems like fibrosis or scarring of the lungs.
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From the start, the study conflates inhaling heroin with chasing the dragon, according to Dan Ciccarone, a family medicine professor at University of California, San Francisco, who has studied the medical consequences of heroin use for almost 20 years.
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Cases of black lung, an incurable illness caused by inhaling coal dust, are rising to levels not seen in decades as miners plumb the depths of played out coal seams using heavy blasting equipment, according to government health officials.
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This place feels a world away from the noisy city streets outside—the Wrigley's-covered bus stops, oil-slicked roads, and hordes of Spanish tourists inhaling hot exhaust fumes while they wait to see a wax figure of will.i.am.
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Inhaling too much ozone (the main ingredient in industrial smog) can damage your lungs, make it harder to fight off respiratory infections, lead to chest pain, prompt shortness of breath or a scratchy throat, and can make asthma worse.
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That policy was illustrated Friday, when a report showed several of his top advisers are suppressing an EPA study that found most Americans are inhaling formaldehyde vapors at such high levels as to put them at risk of leukemia.
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Heartbreaking .. The farewell of the Palestinian baby Laila Ghanem 8 month who was martyred after inhaling tear gas that shot by Israeli occupation forces at the camps of the March of Return at the eastern borders of #Gaza yesterday .
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They are way more mellow on the lungs, and you have a better sense of how high you'll get based on taking a few puffs versus hitting a 6 foot bong, or inhaling too much butane from smoking bowls.
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But part of Neil Young's talent has always been to perform such ideas as if they make total sense, a confidence surely derived from a career made whilst singing like a dude midway through inhaling a bunch of helium.
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Cases of black lung, an incurable illness caused by inhaling coal dust, are rising to levels not seen in decades as miners plumb the depths of played-out coal seams using heavy blasting equipment, according to government health officials.
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And on David Lynch's creepy, brilliant "Twin Peaks," he played Dale Cooper, the cherry-pie-inhaling, coffee-swilling F.B.I. special agent who waxes poetic about the majestic beauty of Douglas firs and turns out to have a dangerous past.
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"There's a big difference between rubbing it on your hands or swallowing a vitamin E pill and inhaling aerosolized vitamin E acetate," said Schuchat, noting past studies linking its high-temperature vaporized form to pneumonia and reduced lung function.
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The instrumentalists become her eight attentive novices, sitting for long stretches doing nothing, or just breathing in anticipation (the sounds of, say, a flutist playing a short tone then audibly inhaling), or sometimes muttering some jittery, quiet mini-phrase.
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Our lungs are filled with receptors that tell our brains whether we are inhaling or exhaling, explained Dr. Patricia Gerbarg, an assistant clinical professor in psychiatry at New York Medical College and co-author of The Healing Power of the Breath.
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According to various news outlets, you're all busy setting up webcams, then holding a flaccid condom to your nostril and inhaling until it jellyfishes out of your nasopharynx and into the back of your throat like a latex loogie from hell.
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Last June, a Massachusetts judge found Carter, 20, guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the death of her 18-year-old boyfriend Conrad Roy, who killed himself in 2014 by inhaling carbon monoxide produced by a water pump in his truck.
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Read: We Tried the Most Disgusting E-Cig Flavors So You Don't Have To Like the sweet enticement of the Marlboro Man of yesteryear, the inhaling industry is getting to our kids again—this time in the form of vaping.
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He also shared evidence that "fun" candy-flavored e-cigarettes attract kids, just as flavored cigarettes did, and that, because labels often misrepresent nicotine levels in the devices, even kids who think they're vaping only flavors could be inhaling nicotine.
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On Tuesday, a judge in Bristol County Juvenile Court in Massachusetts began weighing the evidence in the case against Michelle Carter, who was 17 when Conrad Roy III died in his truck by inhaling carbon monoxide from a portable generator.
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The sweatless convenience looks like it might be mostly enabling another advance in tech-fueled douche behavior as a t-shirt wearing alpha nerd zips past barking into AirPods and inhaling a takeaway latte while cutting up the patience of pedestrians.
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After inhaling a bit of helium from a yellow balloon, Underwood (ever the multitasking mama, cradling her 5-week-old baby boy Jacob Bryan simultaneously) sings an over-the-top, high-pitched version of "Happy Birthday" to an overjoyed Isaiah.
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Up until lunch, it had been a typical day: got out of bed at 3 AM for breakfast, turned out to the furniture factory at 4, and put in six hours on the assembly line, inhaling sawdust breath after breath.
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Paul Francois, who says he fell ill after inhaling vapor from weedkiller Lasso in 2004, won rulings in 2012 and 2015 that found Monsanto liable for the intoxication, before France's top court overturned those decisions and ordered a new hearing.
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You wouldn't know it now, but once, six operators were seated here, elbow to elbow, night and day, inhaling packs of Winstons, taking calls and jotting notes, arms dancing across the machines as they plugged in and unplugged the cables.
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For spray-on sunscreen, an ounce can be hard to estimate, so Kuritzky says to apply it "as if you're spray-painting," making sure to rub it in with your hands afterward and taking care to avoid inhaling the product.
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But 11% of lung-injury patients (who reported what kind of substances they were vaping) said that they'd only used nicotine products, suggesting there could be some common ingredient that both THC and nicotine vapers are inhaling that's creating a danger.
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The doctors treating the patients were baffled at this pathology, until questioning of the patients and cross-examination of the patients suggested that they were suffering from pneumonitis, an inflammation of the lungs that can be caused by inhaling fuel.
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While it's possible to get the new virus by touching an infected object then touching your face, it's a respiratory illness, so it's primarily transmitted by inhaling droplets of it in the air after an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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"I think we shut down the industry if they&aposre causing addiction and if the evidence is that people are getting sick as a result of inhaling a lot of bad stuff," Sanders said earlier this month at a town hall.
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" Ortberg delights in masculinity even while wondering at the ridiculousness of its gravitas — of the "baffling little burr of my new vocal cords," of the fantasy of maleness as consumption without guilt, a life of just inhaling "whatever number of pancakes.
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Lanzo said he used Johnson & Johnson products like Shower to Shower and Baby Powder for more than 30 years, and he claimed that inhaling the powder caused his mesothelioma, an aggressive and deadly cancer that impacts the lining of the lungs.
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There is touch (tapping the top of a pie to make sure it is completely firm), smell (inhaling the changing scents of the crust as it bakes), sound (listening to its heartbeat) and sight (watching for the juices to turn thick).
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In what could be a move to combat that criticism, Juul is rolling out a new formula for two of its pod flavors, cutting their concentration of nicotine from 5 percent—roughly equivalent to inhaling a pack of smokes—down to 3 percent.
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Adenoviruses are spread through direct personal contact with an infected person, inhaling respiratory droplets in the air produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes, and touching an object or surface that's contaminated and putting your unwashed hands in your mouth or eyes.
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By Brendan Pierson A U.S appeals court declined on Friday to grant a new trial to a man who lost a lawsuit alleging he developed a lung disease from inhaling a chemical used to add butter flavor to microwave popcorn he ate.
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It's written firmly within the black experience, but I don't think there's anything about that book—and I think time has proven this to be true—that has prevented people who are not black from reading it, from enjoying it, from inhaling it.
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After inhaling and holding cannabis smoke in your lungs for a few seconds, you only exhale a tiny amount of THC, the major psychoactive compound in weed, Cecilia J. Hillard, PhD, a researcher at the Medical College of Wisconsin, tells Business Insider.
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That is life I say humming, idling, mind's engine dozing in me, its squint, that sweet way of inhaling before speech while the hand slides down the spiral rail like a millennium dappled with dna and spoor just right enough to end.
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In addition to the "hay fever-type" reaction to mold allergies, inhaling or touching mold spores "can irritate the eyes, skin, nose, throat, and lungs, even in people who aren't allergic to them," according to the United States Food and Drug Administration.
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For instance, Daan Roosegaarde is partnering with the Beijing-based bike-sharing company Ofo to make smog-inhaling bikes available to the public (Studio Roosegaarde's previous projects include a 23-foot-tall structure in Rotterdam that vacuums smog and compresses it into jewelry).
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Rescue and cleanup workers at the World Trade Center were at first allowed to toil there without respirators, and both New York City and federal officials were later accused of playing down the risks from inhaling dust and smoke from the site.
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Mr. Rebagliati, for his part, protested that he had not smoked pot for 10 months before the games and that the minuscule amount of THC, the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana, found in his system had come from inhaling secondhand smoke at parties.
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In the past few weeks, Malaysia and neighboring Singapore have been choked by smoky air blown in from forest fires started to clear land for plantations, forcing schools to shut and many people to wear masks so as to avoid inhaling smog particles.
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In the past few weeks, Malaysia and neighboring Singapore have been choked by smoky air blown in from forest fires started to clear land for plantations, forcing schools to shut and many people to wear masks so as to avoid inhaling smog particles.
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Dr. Tang admitted that there are limitations to the study — the mice were exposed to smoke outside their bodies instead of inhaling it like humans would, for example — and the results in mice can't be directly compared to the results in humans.
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While not an elixir, a smoking reduction and abatement kit has come along — in the form of vaping — that satisfies the addiction by delivering nicotine, but sharply reduces the harm caused by inhaling cigarette smoke dozens or hundreds of times every day.
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After enjoying a brisk walk and inhaling an unreasonably large breakfast burrito stuffed with egg, bacon, cheese, potato and hot sauce from Kono's Cafe, I struck up a conversation with Dennis Miller, who has lived in Pacific Beach for over 63 years.
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I still felt fine — in fact, I seriously questioned my safety only once: when I had to idle behind the kart in front of me for five minutes waiting to start, inhaling its smelly, toxic fumes that were blowing directly into my face.
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Abdominal exercise, coaching, and visualization that incorporates the pelvic floor and proper breathing techniques (inhaling when relaxing, exhaling when contracting) can reestablish the connection between the muscles and the brain and strengthen not only the abdominals but also the pelvic floor, she says.
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The heavy metal comes in several different forms, and exposure at high levels to any of these can lead to various degrees of poisoning: Inhaling elemental mercury, as the milliners did, causes the body to respond in "myriad different ways," according to Kosnett.
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The technique known as "chasing the dragon," which involves heating up heroin and inhaling its fumes through a pipe, may be safer in some ways than injection, but it comes with its own set of devastating side effects, including irreversible brain damage and dementia.
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Eighty-seven cases of children ages 22015 and younger ingesting, inhaling or otherwise exposed to cannabis were called in to the state's regional poison control center from 26.4 through 6.4 -- more than the 224 total cases in the four years preceding legalization, the study says.
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As FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb explained in a statement, the agency hasn't approved any kind of e-cigarette juice laced with prescription medication—and regardless of whether or not it's legal, inhaling Viagra through a vape rig probably isn't a great idea, medically speaking.
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As new artery-clogging culinary tire fires like the Chizza, Mac N' Cheetos, and Japan's giant croquette burger orbit our fast-food universe, and even the portions of less, uh, innovative foods just keep getting bigger, we all risk inhaling more at every meal.
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Dr. Alfred Aleguas of the Florida Poison Information Center at Tampa General Hospital says it's likely that the numbers of those inhaling alcohol are much larger and that the official figures are underreported; he says they show calls placed to only three Florida Poison Centers.
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Outside the body, scientists say, it is relatively harmless, but specks absorbed in the body, usually through inhaling dust, shoot off a continuous shower of radioactive particles thousands of times a minute, gradually exacting damage that can cause cancer and other diseases decades later.
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Read more... More Stories From What I've Learned Knocking Doors For Political Campaigns A few weeks ago, I stood outside a small house in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, inhaling the smell of freshly cut grass and straining to hear the sound of footsteps inside the house.
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Otherwise known as "fungal pneumonia," this potentially life-threatening lung condition is typically caused by the inhalation of spores and "opportunistic fungi," which in this case, doctors believe had been contracted after inhaling the spores of a fungus that usually grows in used footwear.
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Because he's at the top of a nearby hill when the eruption happens, he has to descend to the foot of Mt. Hood (in a mask so flimsy he's surely inhaling all types of harmful gases) for his climactic encounter with the flaming figure.
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Three words — "get back in" — put Michelle Carter in jail for the involuntary manslaughter of her teenage boyfriend, who killed himself by inhaling a fog of poisonous carbon monoxide inside the cab of his pickup as it sat in a Kmart parking lot in July 2014.
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"Next step is to warn librarians and readers of old books to wear protective gloves, and to advise libraries to store any green painted old books in a dry, dark environment out of harm's way of people inhaling the air above the books," Rasmussen told Fox News.
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" In fact, thanks to the rise of deadly fentanyl in our drug supply, Ciccarone says he wishes inhaling heroin would become popular again, like it was in the early 2000s with the rise of Colombian product which, he's noted, "is not smokable but can be insufflated (snorted).
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In a scene somewhat inspired by Harry Potter, Kabir finds his superpower when an evil man is about to kill him, while Raka emerges as a zombie supervillain, whose blood is black and whose strength comes from inhaling the toxic fumes Malhotra's factories are belching out.
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I also spent hours and hours and hours on Bandcamp, inhaling anything tagged with "lo-fi" or "Philadelphia" as though, if I stopped, I would just shut down on the spot like a remote control that someone grabbed and slapped the batteries out the back of.
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" The same correspondent mocked Israel's refusal to permit journalists to approach the Gaza fence, instead positioning them "at a safe distance... where they were in no danger of being hit by a rock or by a marble fired from a sling or, God forbid, inhaling teargas.
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He hooked the part with a little rubber suction cup on a rod, drew it safely out of the way, and inserted another piece, inhaling the exhaust of the Towmotors while standing on a skid to raise himself up to the level where other men stood.
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During an event kicking off her New York presidential campaign in late March, Clinton highlighted her work on the James Zadroga 9/11 Health Insurance Act to provide healthcare to first responders who have suffered respiratory and other illnesses after inhaling toxic air at Ground Zero.
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No doubt there were those in the predominantly white, nineties footballing establishment to whom chronic alcohol abuse of the sort that afflicted Tony Adams would have been more acceptable than occasionally inhaling marijuana, a drug that they would probably have associated with subcultures, black immigrant communities and illegality.
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Alvarez, who was taken to the hospital for inhaling "small amounts of water" into her lungs but was released overnight, said she was heartbroken to learn that the boy's three siblings had died in the incident, as she was unaware at the time that they also needed help.
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The testimony of forensic expert Steven Verronneau on Friday came after Bristol County Juvenile Court Judge Lawrence Moniz rejected a defense motion for a not guilty verdict against Michelle Carter, who prosecutors said cajoled Roy to kill himself in July 243 by inhaling carbon monoxide in his pickup truck.
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It wasn't until the man underwent a CT scan of his lungs a month later that a specialist accurately diagnosed him with hypersensitivity pneumonitis, a condition in which a person's lung get inflamed from inhaling allergens like dust, fungus, mold, or chemicals, according to the American Lung Association.
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But those undergrads may not entirely understand the potential side effects of what they're inhaling: A recent study also found that 27 percent of college students believed hookahs did not contain tobacco and 38 percent thought what they were smoking did not contain nicotine (wrong on both accounts).
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His first collaboration with the so-called "Godfather of House," 1984's "Your Love," is their signature: a staccato beat supplied by Knuckles that pulses and escalates, with Principle inhaling and exhaling to the instrumental until it sounds, in no small way, like he is reaching orgasmic release.
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West, who described his first psychedelic experience in a self-authored 2012 PAPER mag piece as being the result of inhaling nitrous oxide during a dentist appointment, recorded his latest albums in Wyoming, where he was speculated to be experimenting with psychedelics – something later confirmed by lyrics on ye.
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The new metric, known as the Air Quality Life Index or AQLI, is an attempt to quantify the long-term health impacts of inhaling particulate matter, which refers to tiny particles of material that can penetrate deep into the circulatory system and potentially infiltrate the central nervous system.
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In 2014, while flying a plane full of passengers for a subsidiary of United Express, pilot Richard Papp said he became so overwhelmed with nausea and dizziness that he "couldn't think straight" and could barely fly safely, after inhaling what he said were noxious fumes permeating the cockpit.
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But stepping inside and inhaling the old-world flavor of Raffetto's has always been half the fun, and for many years it was amply supplied by Romana Raffetto, a daughter-in-law of Marcello's and the matriarch of the fourth generation of the family that still runs the business.
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"Your indifference costs these men and women their most valuable commodity - time," Stewart said to a hearing room packed with lawmakers and first-responders, including those now suffering from cancer, respiratory problems and other serious health issues as a result of inhaling contaminated air nearly 18 years ago.
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In one of the third debate's most unintentionally revealing moments, Trump said, "I sat in my apartment today ... watching ad after false ad, all paid for by your friends on Wall Street," an inadvertent admission that he was inhaling cable news when he should have been prepping for the debate.
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Travelers and doctors alike should be aware that prolonged contact with the Sargassum weed, or inhaling the hydrogen sulfide gas it gives off as it decomposes on the beach, can cause heart palpitations, shortness of breath, dizziness, vertigo, headache and skin rashes, the authors write in the Journal of Travel Medicine.
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On Thursday, when the prosecution rested its case in Carter's Massachusetts trial on involuntary manslaughter charges, the final witness revealed a series of disturbing text messages the state claims prove she pushed Conrad Roy III to take his life in July 2014 by inhaling carbon monoxide in his pickup truck.
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The nationwide investigation led by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the FDA has not definitively linked the illnesses to any specific e-cigarette product or ingredient, although health officials have expressed suspicions about the effects of inhaling vitamin E acetate, which is contained in some vaping products.
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As the creative director and co-founder of a trio of stylish perfume brands — Memo Paris, Floraïku and Hermetica — Molloy finds herself gravitating toward cozy elixirs during the frigid months, fragrances that conjure the feeling of coming in from the cold, warming up by the fire and inhaling something delicious.
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People can fall sick by being within six feet of someone who is ill, inhaling "respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes" or coming in contact with a surface — which in this case could be an envelope — that someone with the COVID-19 virus has already touched.
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"Safety products that protect us from sanding and sheetrock or drywall dust are completely out of stock, putting all contractors and workers at risk for the real and present danger of inhaling silicone and other particles like lead paint dust," says Don Shepard, who works in construction in Austin, Texas.
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After inhaling a near-fatal amount of sarin gas and subsequently fighting for his life at the tail end of Homeland's fifth season, it seems as if Peter Quinn can't catch a break, and the same can be said for the actor who's played the CIA operative on the show since 2012.
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It was Bar Mitzvah themed, there were pizza boxes with his face on them, and questionable weed inhaling: In this episode of October's Very Owned, we look through photos of the party and read through stories about it in People Magazine and wonder if maybe our invites got lost in the mail?
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Even the Valentine's Day I spent with Streatham's finest crystal healer, Valerie Pitts, an afternoon that I thought was going to have life-altering consequences, wasn't, in the end, enough to see me spending my evenings inhaling incense, scratching myself with crystals and breathing in time to the sound of dolphins shagging.
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According to that particular DQ's owner, his store has reeked since the day it opened in January 2015, and, after three years of inhaling an infuriatingly stubborn scent, he's appealing to the public for their help—and he's promising a year of weekly free Blizzards in exchange for solving the odorous mystery.
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But because there isn't enough evidence to determine the risk, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) discourages marijuana use during pregnancy, and warns breastfeeding moms to avoid eating or smoking marijuana or inhaling its secondhand smoke -- since some amount of THC, just like alcohol, can pass into the baby that way.
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" Responding to a question about the youth vaping epidemic at a town hall meeting here, the Vermont senator said, "The answer is, I think we shut down the industry if they're causing addiction and if the evidence is that people are getting sick as a result or inhaling a lot of bad stuff.
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"E-cigarettes are also being used for 'dripping,' which involves vaporizing the e-liquid at high temperatures by dripping a couple of drops of e-liquid directly onto an atomizer's coil and then immediately inhaling the vapor that is produced," Dr. Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin of Yale University and colleagues reported in the journal Pediatrics.
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These are real, raw testimonies, straight from the fingers of men and women who a mere 200 hours ago were bug-eyed, slack-jawed miscreants inhaling cigarettes like they were going out of fashion whilst playing three seconds of every track in their iTunes library—shouting "YES MATE THIS ONE FUCKING HEELLLLLLL" at each song.
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Well in short, lots—I learned that I'm terrible under pressure, I learned that a constant inhaling of 0.7 mls of nicotine in the space of three hours will give me the shakes, and I learned that saying 'no' to teenagers is enough of a reason for something to become the height of cool.
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Though many researchers believe the vapors contained "a variety of potentially toxic natural gases" emanating from the ground, some hypothesize that hallucinogenic plants were burned beneath the temple and vented up towards the smoke-shrouded seer, or that the priestesses would smoke or eat hallucinogens in addition to inhaling the fumes from the earth.
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When lead enters the body — from inhaling airborne lead particles that are emitted from a weapon while it is firing, ingesting it when eating or smoking in a contaminated environment or from any other source — it initially lingers in the blood, where it can be detected by a blood test, but it doesn't stay there.
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"While the authors did not focus on the safety issues or risk of this behavior leading to other risk-taking behaviors, one can only be worried that the use of e-cigarette liquid for inhaling could trigger use of other inhalants just as, if not more dangerous," Dr. Lewis First, editor in chief of Pediatrics, wrote in a commentary.
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"We essentially found that using e-cigarettes is not equivalent to inhaling water vapor; in fact, it can exert acute, detrimental effects on (blood vessels) even when the liquid does not contain nicotine," Dr. Alessandra Caporale of the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine in Philadelphia, the study's first author, told Reuters Health in an email.
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Malcolm Sim, an occupational physician and epidemiologist at Monash University in Australia who studies disease from chronic occupational exposure, said in an email: "Yes there are still new cases of Black Lung being identified in Australia, as well as other lung disease related to inhaling dust in coal mining," such as silicosis and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
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