The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning about an increase in deaths and hospitalizations due to the use of nitrite products commonly known as “poppers.” The products, sold widely online and ...

(Reuters Health) - A club drug and aphrodisiac since the 1970s, inhaled “poppers” are increasingly linked to eye damage - possibly due to a new formulation - according to a short report from the UK.

The Food and Drug Administration is warning Americans not to confuse small bottles of energy drinks with “poppers.” The agency reported it continues to see cases of people dying or being severely hurt ...

The federal Food and Drug Administration raided a major seller of poppers last week, and other brands have shut down their websites and social media. Some suspect newly-appointed health secretary ...

BOSTON (Reuters) - Getting high by inhaling the vapors of alkyl nitrite capsules, commonly known as "poppers," can seriously damage the light-sensing cells lining the retina of the eye, French doctors ...

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