No one has ever inhaled exactly the bouquet of fresh molecules that you just inhaled, this very moment, into your unique wet lungs.
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The company, which agreed to buy rival SkyePharma in March for 441 million pounds, said revenue from oral, inhaled, and non-inhaled products was ahead of its expectations.
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If the toxin is ingested or inhaled, it's a poison.
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It can be absorbed through the skin, inhaled or eaten.
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It can be inhaled, swallowed or absorbed through the skin.
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When inhaled, radon can damage cells that line the lung.
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Particulate matter are small, microscopic particles that shouldn't be inhaled.
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"He leaned further in and inhaled my hair," Flores wrote.
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When inhaled, the gas can cause respiratory paralysis and death.
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I inhaled the scent deeply, then took my first sip.
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Ms. Najjar is recovering from the tear gas she inhaled.
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Ms. Balasa inhaled phages once a day for a week.
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After I'd inhaled three, I noticed something felt slightly off.
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Another investigator, who inhaled and touched the residue, was hospitalized.
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"It should not be inhaled into your lungs," she said.
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Ms. Caudle inhaled and "coughed like a maniac," she said.
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Out in the ministry's parking lot, I inhaled the chilly air.
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Inhaled anthrax can be hard to treat and can be fatal.
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Grains of it can be absorbed through the skin or inhaled.
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In the interest of science, young Humphry inhaled the colorless gas.
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Ultra-strong "concentrates" are on offer to be inhaled or swallowed.
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He held the bottle up to his nose and inhaled deeply.
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He walked into his pyro, inhaled and then exhaled the smoke.
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The drug can be absorbed through the skin or accidentally inhaled.
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And then cursing when I inhaled the stench of someone else's urine.
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The EPA describes asbestos as a "known carcinogen" that can be inhaled.
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In past years, a Kanye, Drake, or Prince inhaled all available oxygen.
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If inhaled in substantial amounts over time, can cause cancers like mesothelioma.
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We all had some exposure in college—we inhaled and experienced it.
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"When they got out, they inhaled the gas and died," she said.
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It's common in comets, but would be toxic if we inhaled it.
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When inhaled, this can harm virtually every organ in the human body.
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Many live in soil and cause infection when the fungus is inhaled.
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When inhaled, the drug creates a short-lasting euphoria popularly considered harmless.
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When inhaled, CBD bypasses the digestive system, which wants to store fat.
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Rogers inhaled the vaporized viruses for 20 minutes to an hour each day.
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He inhaled it and had this really bizarre, extraordinary experience of consciousness alteration.
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Delgado says he believes that was the moment his son inhaled the water.
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I inhaled like I was trying to set an asthma test high score.
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An odorless chemical, it can be inhaled, swallowed or absorbed through the skin.
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Whichever gas a patient gets is inhaled, but only about 5% is metabolized.
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When lead is ingested or inhaled, no organ in the body is spared.
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But presumably he hadn't even inhaled his first Coke of the day yet.
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She is six months pregnant, and has inhaled fuel from the leaking boat.
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They mixed liquid nicotine — which is a poison — with different acids and inhaled.
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When regularly inhaled, it can cause lung cancer, heart disease and other illnesses.
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Tiny amounts of ricin can kill an adult if eaten, injected or inhaled.
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"Those are things that can be inhaled deep into the lungs," Nolen said.
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It would exclude biologics, infused drugs, injected drugs and inhaled drugs for surgery.
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If inhaled, it may initially look like a bad case of the flu.
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Back on shore, Hardt peeled off her mask and inhaled the ocean breeze.
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The mannequin's interior breathing tubes contained fine silver mesh to filter inhaled air.
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When the spores are inhaled, it is more likely to cause an infection.
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"I opened the bottle and inhaled deeply as I could," Gilda tells us.
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If broken into fragments, they are so fine that they can be inhaled.
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I inhaled the smell of a food I'd never eaten in my life.
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Aerosols remain airborne for longer because of their size and are usually inhaled.
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Vaping works by heating liquid and turning it into vapor to be inhaled.
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Vaping works by heating liquid and turning it into steam to be inhaled.
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He also sipped whiskey and definitely inhaled a mixed tobacco and marijuana cigarette.
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Anyone can be susceptible to safety issues that accompany edible and inhaled cannabis.
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Vaping works by heating liquid and turning it into steam to be inhaled.
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Those who had died appeared to have been burned or inhaled the smoke.
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CBD oil can be taken orally, inhaled as a vape, or applied topically.
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends continued use of prescribed asthma medications during pregnancy, and the National Asthma Education and Prevention Program recommends using low-dose inhaled corticosteroids when symptoms can't be controlled with inhaled short-acting beta-agonists.
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Because unlike smoking a cigarette, a cigar is not meant to be fully inhaled.
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Air from wet air conditioning systems is inhaled and causes infection in susceptible people.
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J&J tweaked the molecule to create a variant that could also be inhaled.
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Roman women inhaled the fumes of smoldering castoreum in an attempt to induce abortions.
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Behold this video of a kid named Anthony who inhaled a squeaky doggy toy.
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Placing my hand on my abdomen, I inhaled deeply, filling my lungs with air.
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Infections have also been known to occur after swimmers inhaled inadequately chlorinated pool water.
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Course cloth pushed against his lips when he inhaled, grating against his tender skin.
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The effects of marijuana can vary depending on whether it is inhaled or ingested.
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Toxins from the algae reach the air and can be inhaled, causing bronchial constrictions.
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Her mother inhaled two packs a day, and her father was cigarette-addicted, too.
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I inhaled, and reminded myself that what happened no longer had control over me.
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Women now lead industries where once the thin air was inhaled only by men.
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When inhaled in small doses it can cause coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath.
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"If you were in a burn pit, you definitely inhaled this stuff," Szema said.
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When inhaled, this pollution can cause asthma attacks, lung cancer and even early death.
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Paint chips and dust can pose breathing and neurological problems when ingested or inhaled.
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And medical studies show unequivocally that inhaled air pollution leads to cardiovascular and respiratory diseases.
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The company also said inhaled anesthetics have a climate impact of 0.01% of fossil fuels.
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Particles too small to see with the naked eye can be inhaled into the lungs.
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As he inhaled the late spring air, he noticed that the weather was finally changing.
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Its main ingredients—propylene glycol and glycerol—are thought to be mostly harmless when inhaled.
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"When I was a kid, I inhaled frequently," he told an interviewer in October 2006.
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Authorities say the men were killed when they inhaled poisonous gas trapped in the well.
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When inhaled, PM295 travels deep into airways, leading to problems like asthma attacks and inflammation.
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However, if it is inhaled or more often, ingested, it can present a radiation hazard.
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I dropped in a few dabs of peach-flavored oil, pressed the button and inhaled.
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When it becomes a gas it could prove to be deadly if inhaled too much.
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Once inhaled, these small particles can impact your heart and lungs, with serious health effects.
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I keep thinking about the bacon sandwich I carelessly inhaled approximately half an hour previous.
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Relatives said Laila was sitting in her mother's lap when the infant inhaled tear gas.
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And unfortunately, they didn't have documents to tell doctors what chemicals they may have inhaled.
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Asbestos is a fibrous, mineral-based building material that is toxic to humans when inhaled.
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And the liquids contain solvents, formaldehyde and other ingredients that pose health risks when inhaled.
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Eyes locked with mine, she removed her cigarettes from her bag, lit one, and inhaled.
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Just one gram of botulinum toxin is enough to kill a million people when inhaled.
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The story has just four central characters and can be inhaled in a single sitting.
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It can be added to a tissue and inhaled or dropped into a warm bath.
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Dabbing is the flash vaporization of cannabis concentrate applied to a hot surface and inhaled.
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Aerosolized toxins can travel several kilometers inland from the beach and be inhaled by humans.
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When sanded down, the dust particles carry severe health risks when inhaled, including cancer risks.
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The most likely scenario is that the man had inhaled them when he was intubated.
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My working memory is clearly struggling under the weight of all the weed I'd just inhaled.
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I raised every item to my face, inhaled, and then dropped it into that plastic abyss.
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I grabbed them, inhaled their musty scent one last time, and tossed them into the bag.
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They found damage that resembled exposure to inhaled toxic substances, such as during a chemical spill.
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These are small enough to be inhaled into the lungs and are particularly dangerous, he said.
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Later, after I've inhaled my omelet, I head to Smith's table to introduce myself more formally.
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It would exclude biologics, infused drugs, injected drugs, inhaled drugs for surgery and certain parenteral drugs.
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I inhaled, smiled, and prepared to make small talk with one of the Coolest Women Alive.
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The mice, while under anesthesia, inhaled small droplets of a solution containing the GBC stem cells.
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He blew the dust from the machinery with his mouth and inhaled the rich petroleum blackness.
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Nicotine is already known to increase the risk of cardiovascular disease when inhaled through cigarette smoke.
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Organising daily and weekly routines in this way can materially affect the amount of pollution inhaled.
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But because of a lack of environmental regulation, they might not know exactly what they've inhaled.
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When inhaled, they can cause severe health problems, including asthma, bronchitis, lung cancer and cardiovascular disease.
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It is typically inhaled or smoked, swallowed, snorted or injected once dissolved in water or alcohol.
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FYI, carbon monoxide poisoning is no joke -- it can be deadly if inhaled at high levels.
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Anhydrous ammonia, a colorless gas with pungent fumes, can cause unconsciousness and even death when inhaled.
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I felt like I had been transported to a Laffy Taffy factory as I inhaled it.
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New forms of concentrated cannabis that are inhaled as vapor can compound both of those problems.
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I inhaled deeply, and tried to focus on the feel of the carpet beneath my feet.
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Instead the message must be absorbed, inhaled, hummed and pondered in the quiet after the service.
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Even Sao Paulo, more than 27,27 miles away, has inhaled some of the burning forest's smoke.
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She came back with our drinks, and I inhaled mine, eyes wide in a silent scream.
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A user then inhaled the aerosol from a large plastic bag attached to an inhalation pipe.
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Although diacetyl is safe to eat, it is not safe when it is heated and inhaled.
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This patient didn't take prednisone, but she did use the inhaled steroid fluticasone for her asthma.
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"It doesn't take very long once you've inhaled some superheated gas to be overcome," he said.
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They vaped while drinking in off-campus bars, the tiny diodes glowing white as they inhaled.
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Once I shut my office door behind me, I inhaled — and thought about what just occurred.
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Breathe uses vegetable glycerin as its propellant, whose long-term effects when inhaled are not known.
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As I inhaled his still lingering scent, the lid slammed down onto the top of my head.
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If inhaled, the toxic chemical gas can cause difficulty breathing, nausea, blurred vision, skin blisters and coughing.
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And it seems that thirdhand smoke residue can shapeshift into early-inhaled particles under certain common conditions.
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And don't forget that the toilet generates an aerosol when flushed, and the aerosol can be inhaled.
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E-cigarettes work by heating a liquid that contains nicotine into a vapor, which is then inhaled.
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If a 10-year-old inhaled this fiber today, when he's 50 years old, it's still there.
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At the same time, prices for inhaled respiratory medicines are continuing to decline due to increased competition.
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The pharmaceutical giant Pfizer suffered a costly marketing flop with an inhaled form of insulin in 2007.
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My breath shuddered as I inhaled, but I managed to find a smile somewhere and looked up.
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Sure, it can be opened and inhaled, but De Watts talks about the product in loftier terms.
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Atopy is typically associated with heightened immune responses to common allergens, especially inhaled allergens and food allergens.
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Presumably the massive load of small allergenic particles being inhaled straight into the lung trigger these attacks.
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Particulate matter this small is easily inhaled, and can cause breathing problems and damage to lung tissue.
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E-cigarettes are metal tubes that heat liquids typically laced with nicotine and deliver vapor when inhaled.
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If inhaled it can also cause respiratory problems like fibrosis, a draft assessment released on Wednesday says.
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Doctors now suspect these symptoms were the result of the water he had inhaled the day before.
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It will focus on developing novel inhaled therapeutic products that address such conditions as pain and inflammation.
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The colorless, odorless nerve agent causes people to suffocate within minutes if inhaled even in small amounts.
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As I inhaled each, I kept my dress and the image of my wedding day in mind.
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And given where it was found, the authors said, people probably inhaled the fumes from these braziers.
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If inhaled, it can cause symptoms ranging from dizziness, nausea and headaches to suffocation, coma and death.
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They have inhaled tear gas, been shot with rubber bullets, and unjustly imprisoned for their political views.
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If inhaled, it can cause symptoms ranging from dizziness, nausea and headaches to suffocation, coma and death.
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In 2018, The American Chemical Society found that people who inhaled acrolein sustained changes to their DNA.
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While the work was being done, I inhaled construction dust and now I have ongoing respiratory problems.
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According toThe Sun, when inhaled the effects are almost instant and last for up to 20 minutes.
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The time course between exposure and disease depends on the inhaled dose and the patient's immune system.
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Most of that is irradiated soil carrying plutonium, an isotope that can cause lung cancer if inhaled.
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It's been used as an anesthetic in hospitals since 19713, and inhaled for fun for even longer.
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So you say fuck it, and you suck down the biggest bong rip that you've ever inhaled.
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When inhaled or applied under the tongue, for instance, CBD reaches the brain pretty quickly, Giordano says.
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As I inhaled the cannabis, it felt very different than how I usually feel when I smoke.
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Over time, fine particles of inhaled smog cause cardiovascular and lung issues, like lung cancer and stroke.
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But the drugs must generally be deliberately ingested, not accidentally touched or inhaled, to cause a reaction.
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Today, he gets an inhaled steroid every day, two puffs in the morning and two at night.
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Dr. Eger spent the last 20 years of his career trying to understand how inhaled anesthetics work.
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Their action resulted in the death of four civilians who inhaled fumes from burning sulfur, she added.
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However, previous research suggests when vitamin E acetate is inhaled, it may interfere with normal lung functioning.
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The child inhaled a draft of acrid gas that set off a rasping cough and watering eyes.
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That means there's little research on how vitamin E could affect our lungs when heated and inhaled.
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"If inhaled at sufficient amounts, it could certainly cause respiratory problems, maybe even lipoid pneumonia," he said.
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He picked up a bong, filled it with a pinch of marijuana, lit the leaves and inhaled.
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In certain areas of the world, soil contains fungi that can invade if inhaled and cause disease.
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A poison is inhaled, ingested, or absorbed, while a venom is delivered via something else, commonly fangs.
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On the fourth injection he finally inhaled, but as soon as he took a breath, he vomited.
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Many plaintiffs allege that the amounts they inhaled when they dusted themselves with tainted talcum powder were enough.
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It claims that nicotine use is hazardous to young adults' health, even when inhaled with an e-ciagrette.
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Maybe it was fatigue from the early morning flight, or the brownie, hastily inhaled for a sugar boost.
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Ultimately, Ramos-Estebanez wants doctors and the public to treat inhaled heroin as an emerging public health problem.
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Another possible explanation is that the bubbles shoot alcohol into the airspace above the drink, where it's inhaled.
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She shotgunned a joint, meaning she lit it and blew cannabis smoke into his nostrils as he inhaled.
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Huge blisters would form, and, if they inhaled the mustard gas, the lining of their lungs sloughed off.
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The chemical reaction combined with a broken ventilation system and created a noxious cloud that employees then inhaled.
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I inhaled his progress through Battle School, where the military trained future leaders that would defend the planet.
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Women who inhaled the dust were 2.8 times more likely to develop rheumatoid arthritis than women who didn't.
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A few agonizing hours went by until lunchtime, when I ravenously inhaled the salmon I brought with me.
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In the body, these so-called bronchial epithelial cells work with mucous to clear inhaled germs and particles.
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It is looking to improve the intravenous formulation, and continuing work on an inhaled program, among other activities.
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The substance is legal, and harmless when applied to the skin, but possibly dangerous when vaporized and inhaled.
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De Blasio had his voice distorted on a Iowa video link, making it sound like he inhaled helium.
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The particles can be inhaled deep into the lungs, causing heart attacks, strokes, lung cancer and respiratory diseases.
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Many of the cases involve vaping THC and other cannabinoids, but some happened after vapers inhaled only nicotine.
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Among my pots of fragrant herbs, I stripped a thyme frond, crushed the petals and inhaled their fragrance.
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If ingested or inhaled, asbestos can cause severe damage to a person's health, including lung cancer and mesothelioma.
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When inhaled in its concentrated form, it causes a person's lungs to fill with liquid, leading to asphyxiation.
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Nate Diaz inhaled off his vape pen while the bruising from the evening settled in on his face.
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I stuck it in the wrist of my sweater, inhaled, and blew out a little cloud of vapor.
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Laizure felt a very slight caffeine buzz from his vape, which peaked about 10 minutes after he inhaled.
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They instead provide the nicotine fix smokers crave through a liquid that is heated into vapor and inhaled.
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A chemist who worked in the laboratory developing Novichok accidentally inhaled fumes while filling a syringe, and collapsed.
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Generally the drugs must be deliberately ingested, not accidentally touched or inhaled, to cause a reaction, they say.
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I picked up the dark jacket, brought it to my face and inhaled the smell of after-shave.
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He added that particles inhaled in the lungs can also get into the bloodstream and cause widespread inflammation.
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Those viral particles can then infect someone after they land on their nose or mouth or get inhaled.
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Early one morning last month, Scott Wiener pressed his face up to a slice of pizza and inhaled.
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Until now, there has been very little evidence that inhaled particles get into the blood from the lung.
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Pulmazyme, an inhaled medication that thins and loosens mucus in the airways, alone costs about $6,000 per month.
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"A premium cigar is never intended to be inhaled, but rather enjoyed within the mouth and nose," Herklots said.
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That's because cremating an exposed patient may release hot particles into air that could be inhaled by crematory workers.
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She inhaled her, pressed her nose into the small creases, sucked her fingers, drank the sweat from her skin.
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It's triggered by tiny particles of coal and rock dust that are inhaled and then settle in lung tissue.
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You think you may have escaped unscathed, but the poison you inhaled settles in any chasm it can find.
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As he inhaled, his chest expanded, bulging out of his jacket like the swelling breast of a large bird.
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Scientists have expressed concern about the high volume of particulates and gases inhaled by responders, survivors and neighborhood residents.
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"When the bomb exploded I inhaled the poisonous air which I am still smelling even now," said one witness.
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He inhaled it on safari in Botswana's Okavango Delta, turning to it when he'd seen his fill of elephants.
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Mostly, when I inhaled CBD it was just like my internal volume had been turned down a little bit.
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Tagged #snackhappy on her Instagram account, her sunny-side up egg, croissant, and strawberry, could be inhaled for breakfast.
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It is potentially deadly if inhaled and killed two people when a lava flow reached the coast in 2000.
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Maddow has no memory of reading children's books, instead she inhaled local newspapers and her dad's law school texts.
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The Civil Defense Agency has warned it could cause injury if it gets in residents' eyes or is inhaled.
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Muslet was born in Palestine but aggressively inhaled the idiom and drawled speech of his teenage years in Florida.
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At the Surfside Grille, the water park's snack bar, tater tots were cold, but the pizza slice was inhaled.
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Two dozen healthy young male and female volunteers inhaled 12 different scents from small vials held to their noses.
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Although potentially fatal if inhaled, Stovall said the danger was confined to the immediate vicinity of laze plumes themselves.
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For fine particulate matter, which is smaller and can enter into the deep lungs when inhaled, mortality rates rose .
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Instead, they sat in the shade and inhaled the other Australian birthright — deep, full breaths of fresh sea air.
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AstraZeneca announced the decision to discontinue development of the inhaled interferon therapy, licensed from Synairgen, alongside its quarterly results.
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Instead of crying out, she inhaled sharply to indicate pain's repression—her stoicism a greater punishment for my conscience.
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The good news for Joey is he still holds the record -- he inhaled 257 doughnuts during last year's test!!
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Because of this impact on the child's growth, the recommendation is to use the lowest effective dose of inhaled steroids, with the goal of keeping the child healthy: "If you have a kid who has significant asthma, the bigger concern about growth and development is asthma, not inhaled steroids," Dr. Hoch said.
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A common mold called Aspergillus, when inhaled by particularly susceptible people, can infect the lungs and spread throughout the body.
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When the paint deteriorates, it breaks in little chips that mix with household dust and can be inhaled or ingested.
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Dabs are similar to vaping, except the concentrate is dropped onto a heated element and vaporized which is then inhaled.
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Three of these, including two found on the outside of vehicles, included particles of plutonium small enough to be inhaled.
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Juul and other e-cigarettes are battery-powered devices that turn nicotine-containing liquid into vapor that can be inhaled.
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Legionnaires' disease is caused by the Legionella bacteria which can be inhaled through mist or steam from contaminated water sources.
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Harris, who now admits she both smoked marijuana and inhaled it in the past, wasn't always an advocate for legalization.
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The virus is inhaled or transmitted, usually via your fingers, to the mucous membranes of the mouth, nose or eyes.
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These small particles are considered dangerous to human health because they can be inhaled and become lodged in the lungs.
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If inhaled, chlorine gas turns into hydrochloric acid in the lungs and can kill by drowning victims in body fluids.
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Then, they exposed mice to e-cigarette vapor and found higher PAFR production in the rodents who inhaled the fumes.
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In fact, he likes fast food so much ... dude inhaled 1,000 chicken nuggets during the Beijing Games, according to him.
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The particles, if inhaled deep into the lungs, can cause heart attacks, strokes, lung cancer, severe allergies and respiratory diseases.
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Tiny doses are lethal to humans if ingested, inhaled or injected, causing death within 36 to 72 hours of exposure.
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I was told to collect energy life force when I inhaled and release stress, negativity, and fatigue when I exhaled.
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You can safely drink your favorite California wine Cesium-137 can get into your body if it's inhaled or ingested.
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If inhaled, chlorine gas turns into hydrochloric acid in the lungs and the build-up of fluids can drown victims.
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The chemical has been linked to developmental problems in the babies of animals who inhaled the substance over long periods.
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In the operating room, a masked woman asked me to count backward from 10 as I inhaled cherry-flavored anesthetic.
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The patients are only allowed to use tinctures and oils, which can be vaporized, inhaled, or consumed orally in capsules.
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Instead, I crawled in next to him, inhaled the lavender scent of his hair and let him do the talking.
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Scientists also know winds created in thunderstorms concentrate these tiny seed particles at ground level, where they are easily inhaled.
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The lethal dose for VX ranges from about 10 milligrams via skin contact to 25 to 30 milligrams if inhaled.
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Most of those products also contained vitamin E acetate, a chemical that can be harmful if inhaled into the lungs.
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I inhaled this breath of fresh air and emailed her; she replied promptly and readily offered up advice and encouragement.
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Police said an ambulance was sent to the ING building as a precaution after one person had inhaled smoke there.
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A few steps back and I was out of it, but I had already inhaled a chestful of harsh smoke.
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Workman worried that her body now depended on these inhaled hormones to replace the ones she was no longer making.
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"We have more freedom now," Jason, a 39-year-old bartender told a visiting reporter as he inhaled shabu smoke.
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This pollution "is disproportionately induced by the racial-ethnic majority and disproportionately inhaled by racial-ethnic minorities," the study said.
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While Teddy loved and inhaled history, Trump appears to know almost nothing of anything other than his own personal history.
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Nerve agents can be inhaled or absorbed through the eyes and skin, and tend to take effect in just minutes.
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Even when e-liquids don't contain nicotine, the lungs are still exposed to flavoring chemicals when the vapors are inhaled.
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The e-liquids inhaled from the devices contain nicotine and come in thousands of fruity flavors that appeal to kids.
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The Maryland rapper inhaled her last bit of air before carrying out her fake death, collapsing onto her boyfriend's lap.
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Nazi leader Adolf Hitler inhaled powdered cocaine to treat sinus problems, as suggested in historical documents of his medical records (PDF).
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Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez told reporters 15 deputies were taken to a hospital after concerns some may have inhaled fumes.
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Pneumonic tularemia is the most serious form of the disease and is most likely to occur when the bacterium is inhaled.
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Asbestos is primarily believed to be harmful when inhaled and is linked to respiratory issues like asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma.
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It spreads through direct contact or coughing and sneezing, which produces tiny infectious droplets in the air that can be inhaled.
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An element heats the product to a temperature high enough for the cannabinoids to be activated, which can then be inhaled.
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Plutonium and one of its derivatives, americium, are highly toxic, and possibly deadly, if inhaled or ingested, even in small amounts.
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Clutching my spoon like I haven't eaten in weeks (I inhaled a huge lunch about an hour ago), I dive in.
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The inhaled insulin, called Afrezza, was finally approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 2014, but sales have been dismal.
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This substance has caused adverse reproductive and fetal effects in animals....Harmful if swallowed, inhaled, or absorbed through the skin. Stench.
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A vape pen creates an inhalable vapor with a small inner coil that slowly heats, creating a vapor that is inhaled.
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"Workers and their employers need to continue to contain welding fume so that it isn't inhaled in large quantities," Cullinan said.
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So it's important for inexperienced users to know the effect for ingested marijuana is delayed compared to smoked or inhaled marijuana.
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Fifteen Harris County sheriff's deputies were hospitalized, but the smoke they inhaled was not believed to be toxic, the department said.
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"Previous non-CDC research suggests that when vitamin E acetate is inhaled, it may interfere with normal lung function," she said.
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When asked what they had inhaled, over half of the seniors surveyed (51.8%) said they had used only flavored vaping liquids.
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Many of the cases involve vaping THC and other cannabinoids, but some involve vapers who inhaled only nicotine, the CDC said.
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The aerosol inside has ultra-fine particles that contain heavy metals and other substances that are inhaled deep into the lungs.
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She told us to focus on our breath by thinking "inhale" every time we inhaled and "exhale" every time we exhaled.
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Hypersensitivity pneumonitis is a condition where a person's lung get inflamed because they inhaled allergens like dust, fungus, mold, or chemicals.
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"Airway samples," meanwhile, "can be directly informative about the lungs' health and status of the harm of inhaled agents," he explains.
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These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs.
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They tested a variety of ways to give the TB vaccine, including a mist that the monkeys inhaled through a mask.
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But a majority of victims have reported using products containing THC, such as waxes and oils that are heated and inhaled.
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Health officials are unsure about what's causing the illnesses but have pointed to vitamin E oil, which is dangerous when inhaled.
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"There have been several high-profile deaths due to cannabis edibles but no documented death attributable to inhaled cannabis," Monte said.
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The small, floppy-eared dog inhaled a lot of smoke after a fire erupted at a Santa Monica apartment on Tuesday.
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Innoviva and GlaxoSmithKline submitted an application in November to market their new three-in-one inhaled lung drug for U.S. approval.
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Fifty percent of the fossilized fish were found with tektites in their gills, as if the fish had inhaled the material.
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There are flashbacks to slightly earlier times, when there was indiscriminate sex and cocaine inhaled from the keys of ecologically responsible cars.
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If inhaled, chlorine gas turns to hydrochloric acid and can kill by burning lungs and drowning victims in the resulting body fluids.
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Legionella bacteria are responsible for the sometimes deadly lung infection Legionnaires' Disease, especially if inhaled through aerosol droplets loaded with the bacteria.
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Artillery shells filled with mustard gas rained tiny droplets onto the battlefield that didn't need to be inhaled to inflict mass casualties.
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I sat on the floor, tore away the paisley tissue paper, freed the largest of the bottles, unscrewed the cap and inhaled.
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Its pens vibrate when a user has inhaled for three-seconds, a way to help that person calibrate his or her experience.
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The disposal team only discovered the leaking fluid after Foxwell inhaled the vapors, which prompted them to test it for chemical agents.
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Edwards' inhaled nutrition gets used daily by leading chefs around the world, and the oPhone has been used to share scent messages.
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Carter was 85033 in 2014 when she was on a phone call with Roy as he inhaled carbon monoxide inside a truck.
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In vapes, propylene glycol is often used as a suspension ingredient for nicotine so it can be inhaled in its aerosol form.
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The two dusts had drastically different effects when the mice inhaled them through their noses every few days for over a month.
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Honestly tell us this guy has inhaled the tiniest modicum of kush and absorbed any of the calm that comes with it.
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I inhaled and reflected on how and why I started selling to begin with, and how I had gotten to this point.
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Inhaled steroids, which treat the inflammation in your airways from asthma, can cause a fungal infection in the mouth, glaucoma, or osteoporosis.
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I flicked the lighter and Inhaled deeply, taking in what felt like off-brand mustard gas before crumpling into a coughing fit.
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If swallowed or inhaled, tremolite asbestos can lead to lung damage and cancer, including mesothelioma, an aggressive and deadly form of cancer.
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Alternatively, if inhaled through the nose, the fine particles can get to the brain via the olfactory nerve in the nasal cavity.
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Its tiny particles (smaller than 2.5 microns) are less than one-thirtieth the diameter of a human hair and are easily inhaled.
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If the chemical is inhaled or comes in contact with skin, it could cause vomiting or irritation such as itching or burning.
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He was burned by embers, inhaled a lot of smoke, and was almost blinded by smoke and particles during this harrowing ordeal.
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Squirrel lice do not tend to bite humans, so it is thought that exposure occurs when bacteria in lice excrement are inhaled.
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At Oxy Pure, a self-styled "oxygen bar," customers strapped tubes to their noses and inhaled scents of lavender, lemongrass or spearmint.
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Because he'd never undergone a medical procedure using radiopharmaceuticals, the researchers believe that he inhaled the radioactive contaminant while incinerating other bodies.
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They can land in the mouth or nose of a person nearby — within six feet — or possibly be inhaled into the lungs.
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The patient had a pulmonary-function test, and her lungs were functioning well enough that she was taken off the inhaled steroids.
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Quasimoto, who sounded as if he'd inhaled a healthy dose of helium, was amped up in a way that Madlib was not.
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When inhaled or ingested, asbestos fibers can become trapped in the body, and may eventually cause genetic damage to the body's cells.
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She inhaled anything she could get her hands on at the market — often Reader's Digest–style magazines with stories about ordinary lives.
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I didn't mean to reread Samuel Pepys's diary again, but I picked it up and inhaled it like a Popeyes chicken sandwich.
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"Honestly, these [chemicals] were never made to be inhaled to start with," said Luca Cucullo, a Texas Tech University professor of pharmacy.
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The grenade's exterior coating contained up to 50 percent asbestos, which can spread microscopic fibers that pose serious health dangers if inhaled.
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Instead of using a pipe, the cannabis was burned over braziers and the smoke could be inhaled by multiple people in the vicinity.
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While aldehydes are considered safe to ingest or touch, some research has shown they can irritate our body's cells when inhaled through vaping.
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These are then inhaled by others or picked up from surfaces on a person's hands and rubbed into the eyes, nose or mouth.
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Others were built millions of years ago, like the ones that fire neurons and make sure blood is pumped and oxygen is inhaled.
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As I watched Confused-Looking Metallica Fan share a contraband e-cigarette with some new friends, I inhaled the bitter vapor of jealousy.
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Some medical studies have suggested inhaled Salbutamol, rather than in tablet or liquid form, offers little in the way of performance gain, however.
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Partygoers who were covered in the powder suffered burns to their limbs and torsos, while others inhaled the burning powder, causing respiratory problems.
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Formalin can be highly toxic — but when it does do harm, it's typically because a person ingested the fluid or inhaled the fumes.
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Pfizer had used the same arguments several years earlier yet suffered a costly failure in trying to market an inhaled insulin called Exubera.
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A divided appeals court on Tuesday rejected British drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline's attempts to revive a patent application for its orally-inhaled influenza drug, Relenza.
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That led to the creation of MiniMed and later to MannKind, which developed a form of insulin that is inhaled instead of injected.
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He inhaled progressively larger quantities of the gas, and with increasing frequency, to see what happened when he became more and more dissociated.
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It remains unclear how Michael Jr. ingested the drug, though it's possible he inhaled it while his father was smoking in the vehicle.
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Those dogs tended to approach their owner for help more often, compared to a control group that inhaled a neutral salt water solution.
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Amidst Tesla's stock tumbling and speculation about whether or not he actually inhaled, Twitter and Reddit were buzzing with Musk marijuana memes (sorry).
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Of those that were admitted for treatment, 86% were male; 67% said they sniff cocaine and 25% said they smoked or inhaled it.
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Very little research has been done on the effect of such toxins once they have been inhaled, the researchers said in the release.
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On top of that, all of the illegal vapes contained pesticides, including myclobutanil, which can break down into poisonous hydrogen cyanide when inhaled.
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Dogs exhale through the side slits of their nostrils, so they keep a continuous flow of inhaled air in their snout for smelling.
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"These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs," it added.
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Sometimes, right before beginning a phrase, Nilsson would take a deep breath and I could see her ample chest expanding as she inhaled.
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Listening to the wags of Queens take out their aggressions on you because they've inhaled too much exhaust on the Van Wyck Expressway.
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Inhaled steroids have saved many lives since they were developed in the 1960s and remain one of the most effective treatments for asthma.
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"When I read Malcolm X, I didn't agree with it all, but I inhaled it, I connected to his rage," he told me.
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FDA also should ban flavoring agents and allow each to be reintroduced only after careful study of their safety when inhaled, said Cucullo.
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If inhaled, chlorine gas turns to hydrochloric acid in the lungs and can kill by burning lungs and drowning victims in body fluids.
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They could result from an irritated, inflamed airway that may require treatment with an inhaled corticosteroid to reduce the inflammation, Dr. Edelman said.
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Recently Kiezebrink said he's been researching a nitrogen-based foam that would, he says, basically just put the birds to sleep when inhaled.
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The first three are potentially toxic in most any form, while manganese and zinc are otherwise important minerals that can be dangerous when inhaled.
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Insmed's once-daily inhaled drug is a liposomal formulation of the antibiotic amikacin and delivers the treatment directly to the location of the infection.
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In theory some of the toxins that get inhaled could damage the nervous system and hamper intellect, but few studies have looked into this.
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As I ladled noodles into Nick's bowl, I inhaled the scent, thinking how much better this was than anything the restaurant had served us.
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"So people with higher changes in levels actually inhaled more, and when you look at that, you see an increase in inflammation," Shields said.
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Nine others sought medical care as a precautionary measure, but the office later announced that they believed they inhaled a non-toxic irritant. Rep.
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It also didn't help that the flavor I tested—mango—smelled very much like fruit but tasted kind of like burning plastic when inhaled.
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"Uptravi is priced - and this is why I think it is responsible pricing - below all inhaled prostacyclin therapies currently on the market," Schwarz said.
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After spending a weekend in the charming upstate town of Hudson, New York, I have inhaled more sophisticated candle scents than I thought existed.
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According to The Daily Mail, having inhaled a large amount of smoke, the feline was unconscious when he was rushed out into fresh air.
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In 2018, researchers who presented at an The American Chemical Society meeting said they found people who inhaled acrolein sustained changes to their DNA.
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In 2018, researchers who presented at a meeting for The American Chemical Society found that people who inhaled acrolein sustained changes to their DNA.
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In 2018, researchers who presented at a meeting for The American Chemical Society found that people who inhaled acrolein sustained changes to their DNA.
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These were inhaled sequentially at the participants' own pace, with each inhalation held in the lungs for 8 seconds, until the balloons were empty.
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Researchers aren't sure whether diacetyl was present in the e-liquids inhaled by the teen, since the products he vaped had been long discarded.
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"These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs," the CDC says.
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By building air cooling systems, we created a new environment where it could thrive and wind up in water droplets that could get inhaled.
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Most of the Wisconsin patients with lung disease linked to vaping said they inhaled THC products, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services said Thursday.
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A few seconds later, Clint Capela, the Swiss-born center, blocked and/or inhaled a Curry driving layup, and the joint in Texas rocked.
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Some products include oils that if inhaled — even small droplets — can cling to the lungs and airways and cause acute inflammation, doctors have said.
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The study focused on PM230, or tiny particulate matter, which can move deep into the lungs when inhaled and from there into the bloodstream.
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To the sound of a whistle, they surfaced beneath a special hood and inhaled air while Dr. Williams measured their breathing and oxygen intake.
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"I'm watching Kanye on SNL and is it possible I inhaled some LSD," tweeted Sopan Deb, a culture writer for the New York Times.
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But there is little research into their impact when the ingredients are mixed, vaporized at high temperatures, and inhaled regularly over months or years.
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They can cause minor irritation upon contact with the skin in low concentration, and can be highly toxic in higher concentration or if inhaled.
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Books of The Times Charles Lamb, the English essayist, hoped his last breath would be inhaled through a pipe and exhaled in a pun.
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We do know, however, that vaping gone awry can be problematic — for example, if oil droplets get inhaled or if toxic substances are vaped.
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Methane gas, known to be 1003 times more powerful than carbon monoxide, takes about 12 years to break down—and can be fatal if inhaled.
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Outbreaks from 'cooling towers' can affect hundreds of people because the moist bug-filled air can travel kilometers away from the source and be inhaled.
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The marijuana was not smoked in the same way as today - in pipes or rolled in cigarettes - but rather inhaled while burning in the braziers.
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NOPE 9: When Jack dies All the smoke that Jack inhaled was too much for his body to take and he went into cardiac arrest.
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The long-term effects of inhaled particles on (mostly male) miners have been studied extensively; those of cleaning products on (mostly female) cleaners have not.
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For example, Hmbldt "dose pens," currently for sale in California, vibrate slightly and automatically shut off once you've inhaled a 3-second, 2.25-milligram hit.
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There's also a small 2013 study published in Addictive Behaviors which found that people who inhaled cannabidiol smoked about 40 percent fewer cigarettes than usual.
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"There is an influx of new patients in this segment," Schwarz said, predicting physicians will prescribe Uptravi for them before progressing to an inhaled treatment.
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They inhaled dangerous chemicals, performed tasks with no training, and worked alone in their labs–the "lone worker" practice safety experts have decried for decades.
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If inhaled, chlorine gas turns into hydrochloric acid in the lungs and can kill by burning lungs and drowning victims in the resulting body fluids.
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The drug can be a threat to anyone who comes into contact with it as it can be absorbed through the skin or accidentally inhaled.
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E-cigarettes are handheld devices that induce the feeling of smoking by delivering nicotine, flavorings and other additives to the user through an inhaled aerosol.
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Our findings suggest that if temperature does affect susceptibility, the airway temperature is critical, which could be directly tested by warming or cooling inhaled air.
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Vectura also reported a modest rise in half-year revenue, helped by higher sales of its inhaled products and affirmed its forecast for the year.
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The moisture helped the fungus grow; the heat dried it out so that it could become easily airborne and inhaled when lifted by the wind.
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"Mutations caused by direct DNA damage from carcinogens in tobacco were seen mainly in organs that come into direct contact with inhaled smoke," he added.
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As I ran, breathing to the rhythm of my footfalls, only a fraction of the oxygen I inhaled was actually making it to my brain.
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The UNC-CH research suggests that nicotine, no matter how it's inhaled, threatens chances of uterine conception and puts fetuses at risk of birth defects.
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" Then, she said, Mr. Biden leaned in and "inhaled my hair," and "proceeded to plant a big slow kiss on the back of my head.
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"We have been encouraging all of our clients to consider non-inhaled forms of cannabis at this time," he said, given concerns about the virus.
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The poll results are being released amid an outbreak of sometimes-fatal lung problems seen among vapers who inhaled both nicotine and non-nicotine products.
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One possibility is that the oil is coming directly from oils inhaled in vaping devices, such as oils containing the marijuana ingredient tetrahydrocannabinol or THC.
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The two investigators who inhaled the chlorine gas were treated multiple times for their injuries "and effectively ended their military careers," the Justice Department said.
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A study in the journal Pediatrics, for example, found five cancer-causing toxins in the urine of 16-year-olds who inhaled e-cigarette vapor.
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And with regard to flavors, it is important to understand that the toxicity of a substance may be different if it is inhaled versus ingested.
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E-cigarettes and vape pens are battery-operated devices that heat a liquid to create an aerosol that can be inhaled like regular cigarette smoke.
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Although inhaled cannabis leads to more visits overall, new research says, edibles -- foods containing cannabis extract -- account for more visits for psychiatric and cardiovascular symptoms.
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In 2014, at the age of 17, Carter talked to Roy on the phone while he inhaled carbon monoxide inside a truck in Fairhaven, Mass.
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Fifteen Harris County deputies were sent to the hospital early Thursday, including 10 that inhaled smoke from the explosion, now believed to be non-toxic.
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VX is most dangerous when inhaled, rather than absorbed through the skin, according to Nial Wheate, a chemical weapons health expert at the University of Sydney.
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If inhaled, chlorine gas turns to hydrochloric acid in the lungs and can kill by burning the lungs and drowning victims in the resulting body fluids.
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These droplets can be sprayed into the air (then inhaled) or get onto surfaces such as doorknobs or faucets, which can then get on your hands.
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We decamped to nearby Patsy's Pizzeria, an 85-year-old institution where there was no wait for a table, and inhaled a pie in excited anticipation.
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But others also replicated what was inside that little device: Juul's patented nicotine salts — a type of nicotine that feels more like a cigarette when inhaled.
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"And I did inhale," she said, laughing, in a swipe at former President Bill Clinton, who famously said he had tried marijuana but had not inhaled.
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If you suspect that your pet has ingested or inhaled marijuana and/or is showing these signs, you should take them to the vet for treatment.
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For these assessments, patients inhaled a medication that causes the bronchial tubes to constrict, simulating conditions that can cause asthma to see how well airways react.
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Mere hours later we were at the hotel's Jean-Georges restaurant, where I ordered the popcorn-topped ice cream and inhaled about 2/3 of it.
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And then as soon as you said you could see, he tried it properly and then went red and inhaled sharply just before he passed out.
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"McMaster sounded "obviously amped up, almost like he'd inhaled one too many energy drinks," and asked Mattis for help with President Donald Trump, Snodgrass writes."Mr.
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Even when e-liquids don't contain nicotine, the lungs are still exposed to flavoring chemicals when the e-liquids are heated and the vapors are inhaled.
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I expected a bumpy ride on a whitewater trip, so when I fell off my raft and coughed up the water I'd inhaled, I wasn't afraid.
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"When vitamin E acetate is inhaled, it may interfere with normal lung function," Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) principal deputy director Anne Schuchat said.
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Nitrogen is an odorless and tasteless gas that makes up about 78 percent of the air humans breathe but causes death when inhaled without any oxygen.
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Strangely, the most dangerous thing wasn't the glass (as we established: fake), but the confetti, which I inhaled into my bronchial tubes twice, to distressing effect.
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While cars, obviously, contain other flammable materials, he was specifically worried that at high temperatures 1234yf emitted hydrogen fluoride, which is dangerous if inhaled or touched.
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On top of that, all of the illegal vapes contained pesticides, including myclobutanil, which can break down into poisonous hydrogen cyanide when inhaled, Business Insider reported.
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If inhaled, chlorine gas turns into hydrochloric acid in the lungs and can kill by burning the lungs and drowning victims in the resulting body fluids.
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Other medications that may cause a chronic cough are inhaled corticosteroids, used by many asthma and allergy sufferers, a diabetes drug called sitagliptin and some antibiotics.
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Spores from both fungi can be inhaled, often after soil is disturbed — as it may have been when the patient moved the woodpile in his yard.
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Less than 10 microns in diameter and thinner than the width of human hair, such particles can easily be inhaled and enter the lungs or bloodstream.
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In a separate room, guests stepped up to a bar where they were offered dabs, the concentrated doses of marijuana extract that are heated and inhaled.
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We now know that when inhaled, even in small amounts, benzene can cause drowsiness, dizziness, and headaches, as well as eye, skin, and respiratory tract irritation.
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San Diego Border Patrol Sector chief Rodney Scott said 42 people were arrested and some children inhaled the tear gas, but they were not intended targets.
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Normally, it would be inadvisable to breathe in Moon dust, given that it is packed with spiky particles that can injure or kill people if inhaled.
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Background reading: • Layla Ghandour, an 8-month-old Palestinian girl, inhaled tear gas during the protests at the Gaza border on Monday and died hours later.
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For vapers, the feeling of being done only comes at the end of a pod, when they've inhaled about an entire cigarette pack's worth of nicotine.
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I inhaled the tear gas in Ferguson, Mo., during the Black Lives Matter protests, retching as I hid with protesters, corralled by cops in riot gear.
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Vitamin E acetate is a safe dietary supplement and ingredient in topical lotions and creams, but when it's inhaled, it may interfere with proper lung function.
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"If inhaled at sufficient amounts, it could certainly cause respiratory problems, maybe even lipid pneumonia, a lung inflammation associated with inhalation of oils," Jordt told Gizmodo.
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The letter to President Trump allegedly contained toxic castor bean material, which can be used to make ricin, a potentially deadly substance if eaten or inhaled.
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The more pollution the mothers inhaled, the more black carbon accumulated in their placentas, according to the study published last week in the journal Nature Communications.
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All are daily inhaled steroids meant to control the symptoms of asthma but have different active ingredients, different doses and different modes of delivery than Advair.
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Vitamin E isn't known to be harmful if ingested as a vitamin supplement, but it could be dangerous if inhaled because of its "oil-like" properties.
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The photos showed enormous fermenters for growing microbes, as well as spray dryers that can turn bacterial spores into a powder fine enough to be inhaled.
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Edibles were also more likely than inhaled pot to cause severe intoxication, acute psychiatric symptoms in people with no history of psychiatric illness and cardiovascular problems.
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Researchers even conducted experiments with songbirds in one building, Steward said, to make sure the cloud's powder would not be toxic if inhaled by area avians.
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But in a new study, researchers discovered the structure of the CB23 cell receptors that actually bind to the THC from inhaled or ingested cannabis. 21.
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He was hospitalized, though doctors still mistakenly assumed he had developed severe pneumonia, possibly caused by having inhaled food, stomach acid, or saliva into his lungs.
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And she knew it afflicted mostly men who inhaled asbestos dust in mines and industries such as shipbuilding that used the carcinogen before its risks were understood.
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" Officially titled, "A Year In Delivery," we're calling it, "a report on what I inhaled while binge-watching all of GOT for three straight months last winter.
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It was the first case of hydrocephalus linked to inhaled heroin ever reported, and it made Ramos-Estebanez and his team eager to understand the phenomenon better.
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The explosions left plastic surgeons working around the clock to treat the injured, many of whom had also inhaled the flammable powder, leaving them with internal damage.
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Some common advice is to drink plenty of water, avoid smoking or other inhaled irritants, keep acid reflux under control, and avoid coughing and clearing your throat.
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Most cosmetic companies sheer their sunscreen particles into various sizes that are well above the nanoparticle range, to not penetrate the skin or be dangerous if inhaled.
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When my mother spoke, I inhaled all the warmth of that memory with her words, and longed for it with my cold hands curled into painful knots.
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You can also use a neti pot when you're perfectly healthy to wash away dust or particles that you might have inhaled throughout the day, he says.
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The building's roof and spire were clad in several hundred tons of the metal, which can be toxic if particles are inhaled or consumed, especially to children.
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People knew this and used that product anyway, at great detriment to themselves and those around them who quietly inhaled toxic secondhand smoke, day into long night.
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They wanted to know why Pruitt delayed an Obama-era rule banning that chemical, which has killed dozens of people who inhaled it over the last decade.
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Today, Sparks relies on inhaled insulin and a continuous glucose monitor (CGM), which allows him to know at all time whether his glucose is high or low.
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Despite treatment advances in recent decades, their asthma is still not well controlled by standard therapy, which consists of inhaled steroids and drugs to open the airways.
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Hikma's partner on the project, Vectura , said this meant a potential approval and launch of the generic inhaled medication could come in 2020 if all goes well.
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Carmichael said, ''The studio read this script and they were like'' — he inhaled sharply, miming pain — ''and I told them, It's gonna get sad for a bit.
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"Black soot contains lead, a chemical substance which if inhaled could lead to heavy metal poisoning and other chronic respiratory diseases," he said in a press conference.
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When vaping, usually the e-liquids are heated and inhaled with a reusable tool — and since it doesn't contain the tar in cigarettes, it's considered less carcinogenic.
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When inhaled, the microscopic particles, known as particulates, can be absorbed into the bloodstream and lungs, causing or aggravating health problems such as asthma and heart disease.
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The automakers financed an experiment in which 10 monkeys squatted in airtight chambers, watching cartoons for entertainment as they inhaled fumes from a rigged diesel Volkswagen Beetle.
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Another key difference is that tobacco is burned and inhaled as smoke, while e-cigarettes just heat up liquid nicotine to turn it into an odorless vapor.
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Many of the reported illnesses involved vaping products, including cannabis products, containing vitamin E acetate, an oil derived from vitamin E that is potentially dangerous if inhaled.
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A chemical reaction occurs when users take a drag, creating what Philip Morris says are highly water-soluble particles of nicotine salt that can be easily inhaled.
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Racism in America is like air — all around us, being constantly inhaled and exhaled, and if you are white, proving very beneficial to your health and survival.
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Previous research suggests heated vape devices may unintentionally release the metals they are made out of into vape liquids and get into people&aposs bodies when inhaled.
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But inhaled plutonium dust can lodge in the lungs and steadily irradiate surrounding tissue, gradually inflicting damage that can cause cancer and other ailments, sometimes decades later.
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Fifteen minutes later, she realized something was wrong and called her roommate, who told her what had happened: She had inhaled part of his stash of LSD.
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"Students and staff were on the playground at the time and may have been sprayed by fuel or inhaled fumes," the Los Angeles Unified School District said.
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During one hookah session, many liters of smoke filled with large quantities of the pollutant particulate matter are inhaled at higher concentrations than cigarettes, the report says.
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In his case, he likely inhaled infectious pathogens of bovine tuberculosis, a mycobacterium that can sicken humans, while removing a dead deer's infected organs, the CDC said.
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She inhaled "The Girlfriend Experience" in one long binge, to gauge the show's tone, but accomplishing that required so much wine that she was drunk halfway through.
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The automakers financed an experiment in which 63 monkeys squatted in airtight chambers, watching cartoons for entertainment as they inhaled fumes from a rigged diesel Volkswagen Beetle.
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Using talc liberally directly on the genitals is a different kind of exposure than dusting it on the face, though it can certainly be inhaled that way.
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However, if you inhaled the glitter and you're feeling any weird symptoms, or if you're not sure if the glitter you ate was nontoxic, then call a doctor.
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An inhaled insulin championed by a billionaire medical entrepreneur suffered a big setback on Tuesday when it was abandoned by the company with the rights to market it.
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However, the Long March 3B does use toxic propellants, such as hydrazine, which can be dangerous if it gets on someone's skin or it's inhaled, according to Jones.
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Lead litigation in the U.S. to date has mostly involved children who have eaten chips of lead-based paint, or inhaled lead dust in the air or soil.
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Stuttgarter Zeitung said around 25 healthy young people inhaled nitrogen dioxide in varying doses over a period of hours at an institute belonging to Aachen University in Germany.
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Gorske says he ordered his usual -- yes, 12 years later, he's still pulling double duty everyday -- and proudly inhaled his 28,983rd and 28,984th sandwiches ... in memoriam, of course.
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Researchers at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, have developed a form of oxytocin that can be inhaled and used in rural areas to save mothers who experience hemorrhaging.
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While fentanyl and similar drugs are indeed extremely potent — and often fatal — when injected, smoked, or inhaled, he said he'd have no qualms about touching synthetic opioid powder.
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The crisp evenings are perfect for chilling in front of the fireplace in the hotel's Bachelors Lounge, which serves "vaportinis" — experimental cocktails that are inhaled rather than swallowed.
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During a relapse in July, he placed a towel over his head and inhaled deodorant spray to get high, according to the report, published Thursday in the BMJ.
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Amy Schumer inhaled a handful of yummy spongy goodness while on her Marie Claire photoshoot, and her judgment-free road manager luckily captured the elegant feast on camera.
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And, while certain of them, such as benzene and toluene, are known to be harmful when inhaled, for the most part their health effects have not been studied.
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A New Jersey couple was awarded $117 million after after the husband claimed the J&J powder he inhaled gave him mesothelioma, a cancer caused by asbestos exposure.
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The objective is to keep a running tally of CO2 as it's inhaled and exhaled by plants and soil microbes, but not merely in the here and now.
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Juul comes in a variety of flavors and also uses nicotine salts, which can allow high levels of nicotine to be inhaled more easily and with less irritation.
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Colorado's input-to-output ratio was the most balanced of all the states (meaning they burned lots of the calories they inhaled), while Mississippi's was the least balanced.
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When vaping, the e-liquids are heated and inhaled with a reusable tool — and since it doesn't contain the tar in cigarettes, it's considered to be less carcinogenic.
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Dakar's air exceeds by more than five times the limits set by the World Health Organization of the amount of small particles that when inhaled can damage health.
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In 2012, a kid in north London inhaled some kind of gas from a balloon, mistakenly thinking it was nitrous oxide, and then died of a heart attack.
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Not long after, Arkema's chemical plant near Houston caught fire as a result of Hurricane Harvey, sending 15 public safety officers who inhaled smoke there to the hospital.
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Broadly speaking, the women claim that the powder caused their ovarian cancer because they used it for feminine hygiene for decades, and may have also inhaled airborne powder.
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Proponents counter that any microbes caught in someone's mask are microbes they would otherwise have inhaled and that direct evidence of harm from incorrect mask use is scant.
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The nicotine inhaled while vaping is less a concern for adults than these toxins, but it remains a serious health issue for teenagers, whose brains are still developing.
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The usual work-up for chronic cough often starts with a chest X-ray and a test called spirometry, which measures the volume of inhaled and exhaled air.
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Beryllium is a toxic metal known to cause cancer and other fatal diseases such as chronic beryllium disease of the lungs when even very low levels are inhaled.
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In 1954, the brand launched a filtered cigarette that was believed, at the time, to reduce the amount of tar and other toxic chemicals that a smoker inhaled.
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Because lozenges are ingested, not inhaled, the nicotine is absorbed more slowly into the body and they don't deliver the same euphoric dopamine hit of ripping a Juul.
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"If inhaled at sufficient amounts, it could certainly cause respiratory problems, maybe even lipid pneumonia, a lung inflammation associated with inhalation of oils," he told Gizmodo via email.
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A gin highball with absinthe in its veins, the tritter rickey is perhaps not as urgently refreshing now as it was this summer, when I first inhaled it.
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Innoviva has a partnership with Britain's GSK, and the companies submitted an application in November to market their new three-in-one inhaled lung drug for U.S. approval.
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The man, Colten Treu, 23, had inhaled twice from an aerosol can used to clean keyboards just before he drove off a highway in Chippewa County on Nov.
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Previous research suggests that lung changes caused by inhaled pollutants may trigger immune responses that lead to rheumatoid arthritis, particularly in individuals with a genetic predisposition for the disease.
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Innoviva has a partnership with Britain's GlaxoSmithKline Plc, and the companies submitted an application in November to market their new three-in-one inhaled lung drug for U.S. approval.
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But it's certainly not the first bit of research suggesting that flavoring chemicals we use in our food can be riskier to our health when they're inhaled through vaping.
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UFPs are nanoscale particles that are invisible to the human eye, but could lead to serious health issues, particularly if they're inhaled and delivered to the body's pulmonary system.
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Health experts say toxic chemicals and debris eventually drop back to Earth, through the air or within raindrops, where they can be inhaled or ingested by humans and animals.
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With lawmakers currently working to strengthen American data privacy laws, advocating for data sensors small enough to be inhaled is probably not a current priority for Big Tech companies.
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The latest incident comes weeks after over 100 people fell ill when they inhaled gas that leaked from a fertilizer plant in the town of Chittagong in southern Bangladesh.
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Eighteen percent of visits related to edibles featured acute psychiatric symptoms—including panic attacks or bouts of psychosis—compared to 10 percent of visits for inhaled cannabis, for instance.
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Some of these substances, like the buttery flavoring agent diacetyl, are perfectly safe to, say, eat, but when heated in a vape and inhaled, can cause serious lung irritation.
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Experts say the effects of fentanyl can be felt when absorbed through the skin or accidentally inhaled, making the drug hazardous to anyone who comes into contact with it.
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And because my life is apparently a sitcom, this shook some flour loose from my cheek, which I inhaled along with the oxygen, sending me into a coughing fit.
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Ricin, an easy-to-produce powder that has been used in terror plots, is potentially deadly if made into a pure powder form that can be inhaled or injected.
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Fifteen current and former FBI officials have died since 9/11 as a result of illnesses caused by the toxins they inhaled in their work at the attack sites.
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LONDON (Reuters) - An experimental three-in-one inhaled drug from GlaxoSmithKline significantly cut flare-ups in patients with chronic lung disease in a clinical trial, researchers said on Tuesday.
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I said goodbye to burritos inhaled after a hard day at work and lukewarm soup procured only because I was too lazy to slap together a lunch from home.
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But when you take an electric sander to the old paint, you weaponize the lead, grinding it to dust so fine it can be inhaled into a newborn's lungs.
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Lysol is not meant to be used as a disinfectant for skin, and is dangerous if inhaled or ingested, or if it comes into contact with eyes and skin.
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And even prior to these clusters, doctors have reported cases of people developing inflamed "wet lungs" from vaping, due to a hypersensitivity to one of the ingredients they inhaled.
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Once or twice a day, children may take what are called controller therapies, most often inhaled corticosteroids which decrease chronic inflammation in the lungs and make exacerbations less likely.
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Those suspended fragments and droplets smaller than 220 micrometers across, small enough to be inhaled into the deepest recesses of the lungs and slip into the bloodstream—that's soot.
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Mr. Sanford's stop there included constituent outreach of another kind: He inhaled shrimp, grits and Miller Lite in the company of acquaintances who seemed broadly supportive of Mr. Trump.
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The Chinese government has reportedly taken a stopgap measure by treating coronavirus patients with HIV drugs -- an oral two-pill combination of antiretroviral drugs along with an inhaled medication.
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As with most influenza viruses, the H7N4 strain appears to spread by respiratory droplets that may be inhaled by people who spend a great deal of time around poultry.
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Usually it takes more tea to feel the same thing, but anyone who's inhaled a pot of black Assam brewed at triple strength knows, in the right context—e.g.
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Every brain scientist I've talked to believes that this high THC marijuana [is] six times stronger than the marijuana that I smoked when I was in college — and inhaled.
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Passenger Rachel Naftel wrote on Twitter that the fumes she'd inhaled made her "instantly dizzy" and left her feeling "faint and sick," even after she'd made it off the plane.
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These small particles, when inhaled, can reach the deepest part of the lungs, where they can enter tissues and cells, and can lead to cardiovascular and pulmonary effects in humans.
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David Michaels, a former OSHA administrator during the Barack Obama administration, said he welcomed the public discussion because even small amounts of asbestos are unacceptable in easily-inhaled consumer products.
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The move by Sanofi was not a surprise since the inhaled insulin, called Afrezza, has had dismal sales since being approved by the Food and Drug Administration in June 291.4.
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These can be inhaled or enter the body through direct contact, such as kissing, or when someone puts their hands in their mouth or eyes after touching a contaminated surface.
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The new drug, which is inhaled through a palm-sized device called Ellipta, consists of a corticosteroid to reduce inflammation and a long-acting beta-agonist to open the airways.
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According to the boy's parents, their son had indeed been playing with a whistle before his coughing began, Live Science reports, and it was proved that he accidentally inhaled it.
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However, Schwarz said Uptravi will likely compete for treating a group of intermediate-stage disease sufferers who number around 3,13 people in the United States and now get inhaled treatments.
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Doctors literally cool down patients with ice packs, chilled water pads, cold intravenous saline solutions, or use a product called RhinoChill, in which controlled coolant is inhaled by a patient.
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There are high levels of sulfur dioxide, which can cause headaches and irritation to the lungs and eyes if inhaled at higher concentrations, the University of Hawaii at Hilo says.
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The burning of fossil fuels such as coal and gas also releases a type of fine air pollution called PM 2.5 that can damage the heart and lungs when inhaled.
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The move by Purdue Pharma certainly made sense: In its original form, OxyContin could be crushed to deliver highly concentrated amounts of oxycodone that could be ingested, inhaled or injected.
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Wildfire brings with it both direct health effects in the form of burns, as well as cascading effects on respiratory health from inhaled smoke and mental health from disaster trauma.
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In short, the manufacturers of e-cigarettes are now required to tell the 30 million people who use the devices what is actually in the liquid being vaporized and inhaled.
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On top of that, some of the tested products had high levels of solvents and dangerous gases like ethylene oxide and ethanol that are particularly dangerous when vaporized and inhaled.
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After going to the hospital to have his burns bandaged and his lungs checked, Jack ended up suffering catastrophic cardiac arrest due to all of the smoke he had inhaled.
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Mylan fell 3.8 percent after the company said U.S. regulators were unable to approve its generic version of inhaled lung drug Advair as they found "minor deficiencies" in the treatment.
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A group of women swirled the red wine in their glasses, inhaled its scent, took careful sips and — in not-quite-happy-hour fashion — spat the liquid out into containers.
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Burke focused on the impact of lower concentrations of PM25, the dangerous tiny particulate matter which can move deep into the lungs when inhaled and from there into the bloodstream.
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While the chemical would take effect "almost instantaneously" if inhaled, Mr. Kaszeta said, it would work much more slowly, perhaps over a matter of hours, if absorbed through the skin.
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In 13, Chenyue Xing, a young chemical engineer, was working at MAP Pharmaceuticals in California developing medications that could be inhaled, when she got a call from a Pax recruiter.
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The company's medicine, which is inhaled through a palm-sized device called Ellipta, consists of a corticosteroid to reduce inflammation and a long-acting beta-agonist to open the airways.
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Synthetic cannabinoids are human-made chemicals that can be sprinkled on dried, shredded plant material and smoked or consumed as vaporized liquids inhaled through an e-cigarette or other device.
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If inhaled, injected or ingested, less than a pinpoint of ricin can kill a person within 36 to 48 hours due to the failure of the respiratory and circulatory systems.
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Since Advair is one of the first complex inhaled combination generic products to be reviewed by the U.S. agency, some analysts had estimated a low likelihood of a swift approval.
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While the doctor remarks upon the amount of smoke that Jack inhaled, he doesn't seem particularly concerned about the soot potentially blocking Jack's airways (though doesn't that sound concerning to you?).
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Dinosaurs, like us, get oxygen out of incoming air that is inhaled, but they also have a system of air sacs that captures and momentarily stores some of the incoming air.
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Inhaled diacetyl has been tied to an incurable, degenerative lung disease called popcorn lung—a reference to its most famous victims, workers who became sick after working at a popcorn factory.
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To assess symptom control, researchers tested how participants responded to albuterol, an inhaled bronchodilator that is used as a rescue therapy to open inflamed airways when people have an asthma attack.
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Photo: AP ImagesWhen inhaled, the drug albuterol opens up the airways of the lungs, providing fast-acting relief to the wheezing and shortness of breath that often accompany an asthma attack.
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Part of this turned out to involve more salt: When Mallory was a toddler, Mark read a scientific paper about inhaled saltwater's positive effects in clearing the mucus in the lungs.
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In general, wildfires come with a risk of breathing particulate matter, tiny pollutants too small to see individually that can cause a range of harmful effects when inhaled into the lungs.
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Unlike other marine toxins, palytoxin can be dangerous if ingested, inhaled, or if it gets into small cuts on your skin, and the symptoms vary depending on the route of exposure.
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The purpose of those workshops was to figure out what the risks of e-cigarettes are when used properly and how many chemicals and nicotine are inhaled when someone uses them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - AstraZeneca boosted its early-stage respiratory medicine pipeline on Wednesday by signing a deal with Pieris Pharmaceuticals to develop novel inhaled drugs that could fight asthma in new ways.
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GlaxoSmithKline — The drugmaker filed for U.S. approval of its new three-in-one inhaled lung drug, meaning it could reach the market ahead of similar treatments by rivals AstraZeneca and Novartis.
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" Responding to Bill Clinton's line that he had tried marijuana but never "inhaled," Carson wryly observed, "there are so many things wrong with that statement I don't know where to begin.
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Before using DUPIXENT, tell your healthcare provider about all your medical conditions, including if you: · have eye problems · have a parasitic (helminth) infection · are taking oral, topical, or inhaled corticosteroid medicines.
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There are high levels of sulfur dioxide, which can cause headaches and irritation to the lungs and eyes if it's inhaled at higher concentrations, the University of Hawaii at Hilo says.
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The $1.73 billion pullback from taxable bond mutual funds marks a change of heart after the funds heavily used by retail investors inhaled tens of billions in bonds since last year.
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The therapy, which is expected to seek regulatory approval and then be launched in the early to mid-2020, is an inhaled combination treatment for asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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In addition to nicotine, the vapor from e-cigs may include other harmful substances, including heavy metals, volatile organic compounds, and ultrafine particles that can be inhaled deeply into the lungs.
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In 22014, Nitschke created the COGen machine, which consisted of a canister to mix chemicals that would produce carbon dioxide that could be inhaled by attaching a facemask to the canister.
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In the hours since Watson has touched down from his mother's home in Atlanta, the 19-year-old rapper/producer has inhaled several joints, reducing Weiss's otherwise bounteous stash to crumbs.
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Starling's words randomly entered my mind as I inhaled a tub of nacho slop, and they stuck with me as I pulled the crust of a jalapeño popper from my teeth.
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But most exposures are accidental and the vast majority involve children who may have just licked their hands after rubbing hand sanitizer on them, tasted it by accident or inhaled it.
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Synthetic cannabinoids like K2 are human-made chemicals that can be either sprayed on dried plants and smoked or sold as liquids to be inhaled in e-cigarettes or other devices.
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An investigation by the Daily Mail revealed that what he'd actually inhaled was, horribly, some kind of comedy prop called a "smelly balloon" meant to stink up a room when popped.
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Gail: Plus we know from an upcoming book written by two more of his former aides that Trump inhaled enough fast food every day to clog the arteries of a rhinoceros.
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Synthetic cannabinoids like K2 are man-made chemicals that can be either sprayed on dried plants and smoked or sold as liquids to be inhaled in e-cigarettes or other devices.
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Ripley had been hospitalized during one of the Station 19/Grey's Anatomy crossovers because he'd inhaled chemicals during a fire rescue and it aggravated a pre-existing heart condition of his.
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Fry said the company's new nebulised devices, which convert liquid medicine into mist that is inhaled by patients, would also focus on pediatric asthma, cardio pulmonary vascular disease and cystic fibrosis.
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New HIV drugs Tivicay and Triumeq once again showed strong growth in the quarter and, importantly, there was an encouraging pick-up in demand for new inhaled lung medicines Breo and Anoro.
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Image: NASAAstronauts hoping stay on the moon for long-term missions have another reason to worry about moon dust: It could be quite harmful if inhaled, as demonstrated in a new study.
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Also drawing complaints from construction groups and iron foundries is an incoming Occupational Safety and Health Administration rule reducing by 80 percent the amount of crystalline silica dust that can be inhaled.
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Prosecutors allege Pryzbycien helped Brown plan and carry out her suicide by buying supplies like rope and a can of aerosol air duster, which Brown inhaled, as well as filming her death.
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Harris County Sheriff's department said that 10 of its officers had inhaled "non-toxic irritants" following the explosions, with one being taken to hospital and nine others driving themselves as a precaution.
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It appeared that waves containing shocked glass from the impact over 3,050 kilometers (1,895 miles) away had inundated the area, and in their dying breaths, the fish had inhaled some of them.
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The company, which will see Emma Walmsley take over as chief executive in 13, is seeking to revitalise a drug portfolio hit by falling sales of best-selling inhaled lung treatment Advair.
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The average concentration of PM2.5, tiny particles that can be inhaled and lodge in the lungs, was 81 micrograms per cubic meter in 2015, Beijing's municipal environmental protection bureau announced this week.
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He inhaled, bent at the knees, his slender muscular thin-legged body pulled the bar back and over and suddenly the weight was bouncing up off his pecs, just below the collarbone.
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Other biological changes, notably shifts in patterns of inflammation, may reduce older patients' response to inhaled corticosteroids such as Advair or Flovent -- medications that need to be taken daily to control inflammation.
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One day after I'd inhaled the movie and it left me gasping for air, I found myself standing in my university library, thumbing through titles like How to Think Straight About Psychology.
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Real Wellness (or, RW for short, like Williams' initials) sells Head Ease in oil form, putting it in a pre-filled cartridge that can be inserted into a vaporizer pen and inhaled.
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"We don't really know the long-term effects of these being inhaled," Brian King, deputy director of CDC's Office on Smoking and Health told Business Insider during a phone interview in May.
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With any nerve agent, though, how fast a patient develops symptoms depends in part on the exposure method -- whether they inhaled an aerosolized nerve agent, say, or consumed it as a liquid.
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On a recent evening in June, a machine-gunner in a mud-turret inhaled the last of his hash cigarette and heaved the barrel of his weapon up to a sniper hole.
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Whether you inhaled infectious particles from someone's sneeze or you didn't wash your hands after touching an infected surface, when you catch a cold you're facing at least a week of misery.
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I inhaled the nuggets and onion rings in about two minutes as we drove down to the pier, and was buzzing from all the salt and saturated goodness cascading into my veins.
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Watch: British Comedy's Rising Star Michaela Coel on Swapping God for Filthy Jokes It's hard to tell if her peaceful aura is coming from her or all the secondhand smoke I've inhaled.
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Doctors in the UK, though, have discovered what they think is a unique case: A child's toy that was inhaled and only found 40 years later, after being mistaken for a tumor.
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When heated and inhaled, vitamin E can coat lungs and lead to an illness which doctors say resembles lipoid pneumonia — a specific type of pneumonia that occurs when oil enters the lungs.
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Removing parts of the concrete bench wall could create silica, a mineral that can cause an incurable lung disease or lung cancer if inhaled, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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She points out, however, that the researchers didn't see a significant rise in morbidity or mortality and that adult monkeys who inhaled the smoke didn't cope with the same long-term effects.
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She points out, however, that the researchers didn't see a significant rise in morbidity or mortality and that adult monkeys who inhaled the smoke didn't cope with the same long-term effects.
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The coronavirus typically spreads via airborne particles: When an infected person coughs or sneezes, viral particles can land on someone else's nose or mouth or get inhaled, then infect the new host.
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When they cough or sneeze, they send droplets into the air, where they can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby, or possibly get inhaled into the lungs.
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Investigators from Columbia University's Medical Center assessed the efficacy of low doses of inhaled cannabis and sub-therapeutic doses of oxycodone on experimentally-induced pain in a double-blind, placebo-controlled model.
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Given in the usually prescribed doses, Dr. Szefler said, the inhaled steroids have been shown to have an early effect on some but not all children's growth, reducing height by one centimeter.
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"Descension," which Mr. Kapoor earlier installed at the Palace of Versailles, is also a spectacle of sound: The drain rumbles loudly while the mucky, mushroom-colored water is inhaled into the ground.
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Despite their sleek, weightless appearance, most of these buildings are, at their core, concrete—a carbon-intensive substance that is toxic when its dust is inhaled and wasteful in its water consumption.
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He said the important message for consumers is that there are more adverse drug events associated with edibles than with inhaled products, and that edibles are more likely to trigger psychiatric illness.
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I clinked glasses with my dining companion, an LA wine industry mover-and-shaker named Courtney Walsh, and inhaled the citrus aromas and hints of black tea coming from this pinot grigio.
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It's possible that inhaled toxins such as silica, asbestos, organic solvents and motor exhaust might have contributed to the development of rheumatoid arthritis, but the study didn't analyze which pollutants caused the condition.
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I inhaled a lot of dust, witnessed a lot of dance-floor makeouts, shed tears when Ariana Grande brought *NSYNC onstage, and asked many strangers to take pictures of me and my sister.
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For hopes and petty frustrations, for meat and way too many bones, and—as one 47-year-old British man recently discovered—sometimes even childhood toys you forgot you inhaled several decades ago.
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The sheriff's office tweeted that 10 deputies, who were near the plant maintaining a perimeter, had inhaled smoke near the plant, but that the company believed it to be a non-toxic irritant.
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The burning of trash releases a host of pollutants, such as nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxides, and particulate matter, which are tiny fragments of debris that, once inhaled, cause an array of health problems.
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I drink my canned latte from Trader Joe's (it's much cheaper than a latte from a coffee shop!) and eat a banana to complement the piece of toast I inhaled on the bus.
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The researchers looked at studies assessing the effects of decongestants, antihistamines, analgesics, intranasal corticosteroids, herbal remedies, vitamins and minerals such as zinc, as well as saline nasal rinses, vapor rub and inhaled steam.
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That's when Lacey remembered an article she read a year before about 4-year-old Francisco Delgado Jr, who died days after he inhaled water when he was knocked down by a wave.
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Chuang, of the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles, and colleagues also measured the concentrations of very fine particles in the plume that could be easily inhaled.
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Do e-liquids—which are vaporized, then inhaled into the lungs, and often used as a way to quit smoking—need to be produced to the standards of medical grade products like inhalers?
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Vapor products do not deliver the high levels of harmful or potentially harmful inhaled constituents that lead to adverse health outcomes for tobacco cigarette smokers and do not produce harmful second-hand smoke.
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"I'm unstoppable," Sultana laughs, and it's true: She taught herself English from occasional newspapers or magazines that her brothers brought home, in conjunction with a Pashto-English dictionary that she pretty much inhaled.
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Vitamin E acetate, an ingredient often found in dietary supplements that is harmful if inhaled into the lungs, has been identified in some, but not all, of the product samples collected from patients.
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They are battery-operated devices designed to deliver nicotine, flavorings and other chemicals in the form of an aerosol, which is a suspension of particles in a gas that can then be inhaled.
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Safety experts have urged a tightening of silica exposure standards since the 1970s because research shows that particles of the mineral, when inhaled, can cause silicosis, a disabling and sometimes fatal lung disease.
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And given that we're talking about stimulants here, it's worth noting that the side effects—including heart palpitations and elevated blood pressure—could be magnified since the ingredients are being inhaled versus swallowed.
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Even through the security of my sleeve and the suit's protective layers I began to feel an itch at the back of my throat and worried I'd already inhaled some of the material.
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This is supported by evidence that the site of infection for one of those coronaviruses was the lower respiratory tract, which could only be caused by smaller particles that can be deeply inhaled.
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I used a Lush massage bar on my bare skin, which not only made touching my body feel lovely but filled my nostrils with the smell of calming lavender as I inhaled deeply.
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Per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: "Some small number of eggs may become airborne and inhaled," so you really don't want to shake out your blankets and throw those eggs everywhere.
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Elemental mercury can vaporize when exposed to air, and if vapors are inhaled they can cause brain damage, according to Anthony Carpi, an environmental toxicologist at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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Dying of TB is a miserable way to go: Once inhaled, the bacteria that cause the disease eat away at the lungs — literally consume them — replacing healthy tissue with blood and liquid waste.
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Once extracted, the THC oil could then be heated up using a small battery, kept in a cartridge or penlike case, creating aerosol, which is then inhaled from one end of the device.
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Deep Impact finished third, but was disqualified because he tested positive for Ipratropium, an inhaled medication that aids breathing that was administered too close to race day and had not cleared his system.
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Without some reality checks, Democratic primary voters might be gulled by the left-wing version of the fairy dust Trump voters inhaled when they bought into promises about Mexico paying for the wall.
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" And in June 2017, the DEA wrote in a guide intended for first responders that "fentanyl can be ingested orally, inhaled through the nose or mouth, or absorbed through the skin or eyes.
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In areas inundated with smoke, you should look for masks that are able to filter out PM2.5 — soot particles that measure less than 2.5 micrometers across, which can be inhaled deep into the lungs.
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But when certain species of amoeba end up in a person's central nervous system and brain—usually by being inhaled through the nose from contaminated water—they can literally feast on the brain's tissues.
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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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Developed by Max Dovey, an artist and researcher at the Institute of Network Cultures, Breath repurposes a medical tool called a spirometer that measures how much air is inhaled and exhaled by your lungs.
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The patented technology inspired a raft of followers because it allows high levels of nicotine to be inhaled more easily and with less irritation, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The results weren't good: They found bleach fumes can interact with the limonenes in common citrus household cleaners to create potentially dangerous air particles that, when inhaled, can be harmful to people and pets.
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If ricin is inhaled in the form of a powder, people often experience severe respiratory symptoms like coughing, nausea, difficulty breathing, fluid in the lungs, and tightness of the chest, according to the CDC.
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"In the case of saws (used) to cut bones or limbs, there may be additional procedures that could potentially turn a fluid into an aerosol that could be inhaled and be communicable," Cetron said.
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"She stopped breathing, obviously, once she was face-down and probably inhaled some water, but we don't know how long after that her heart stopped and her blood pressure went to zero," Harch said.
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"She could have inhaled so much water once she went to sleep that night she could have actually drowned in her sleep because the water would have been trapped in her lungs," she explained.
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They were 68 percent more likely to have hearing loss if they were exposed to tobacco during pregnancy, and 30 percent more likely if they inhaled second-hand smoke during infancy, the study found.
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Police and firefighters who responded to the fires are suing Arkema in a Texas county court, claiming negligence led to the fires and caused the first responders "serious bodily injuries" when they inhaled smoke.
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Previous research has reported mixed results for the effectiveness of marijuana in managing pain, and there have only been a few small studies regarding the effects of inhaled cannabis on appetite, mood, and anxiety.
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After two kidney transplants in 1997 and 2009, he underwent a lung transplant in 2018, 42 years almost to the day after the crash at the Nuerburgring in which he inhaled hot toxic gases.
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Mylan said on Wednesday that U.S. health regulators were unable to approve its generic version of GlaxoSmithKline's blockbuster inhaled lung drug Advair for the second time, as they found "minor deficiencies" in the treatment.
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"We brought meals to the VA. On Thanksgiving or Christmas, if you wanted a holiday dinner, you went to the VA." On April 6, 2018, McDermott inhaled food, and developed aspiration pneumonia, Proctor says.
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Bannon is a prodigious reader whose walls are lined with thousands of volumes, and he is enough of a showman/provocateur/insensitive jerk to go around promoting the most alarming title he recently inhaled.
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Health officials say the patients are believed to have inhaled synthetic marijuana, otherwise known as Spice or K2, laced with a pesticide called brodifacoum that is used as rat poison and causes severe bleeding.
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Often sold in small metal cannisters of compressed gas that are emptied into balloons before the gas is inhaled, litter from used cannisters and balloons has become a nuisance on streets and in parks.
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When inhaled, the symptoms can include uncontrollable coughing, fever, headache, difficulty breathing, rapid heart rate, sore throat, runny nose, chest pain, skin redness or a rash, swelling, muscle pain, numbness or tingling, and eye irritation.
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Now, big tobacco companies can roll 20,000 cigarettes on a factory floor in under a minute, and lace the cigarettes with flavors to make it far easier on the lungs as the smoke is inhaled.
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Besides visitors such as Keow, personnel have been in the city for the past five years as they work to decontaminate it, cleaning structures and fields of dust and other particles that may be inhaled.
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The Palestinian Red Crescent said Saturday it had treated 231 people injured in the West Bank, Jerusalem and Gaza -- including 12 wounded by gunshots, 24 hit by rubber bullets and 172 who inhaled tear gas.
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Under Gottlieb's tenure the FDA approved 59 new drugs last year, and a record 971 generic drugs, including a generic version of Mylan's EpiPen and a generic version of GlaxoSmithKline's blockbuster inhaled asthma treatment Advair.
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ANONYMOUS If you told me you were a writer on "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," the musical-comedy TV series whose first 18 episodes I just inhaled in delight, I would force you to talk about it.
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Another pollutant, PM10, was a direct threat to runners, as it is inhaled in large amounts when people breathe through the mouth while running, although it is filtered out through the nose when breathing normally.
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He lowered his window and lit his cigarette with a yellow Bic he took from the cup holder and inhaled what felt like his first full breath since he'd discovered her absence on the boat.
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When pollution particles are inhaled into the lungs, they tend to be small enough to make it past the body's defenses and end up in the deepest tissue, where they then pass into the bloodstream.
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Emissions of sulfur dioxide gas, harmful if inhaled, also remained at high levels from newly opened lava-spewing fissures in the ground running through populated areas on the eastern flank of the volcano, authorities said.
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Synthetic cannabinoids, or fake weed, are human-made chemicals that can be sprinkled on dried, shredded plant material and smoked, or can be consumed as vaporized liquids inhaled through an e-cigarette or other device.
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As a music major at Kenyon College, she inhaled varied forms—musical theatre, classical, folk, world music—and mastered few, instead working through her own experiments with upstart bands and nursing solo material by night.
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New York state health officials reported Thursday that nearly all of the vape products that it has tested containing THC also contained vitamin E acetate, an oil-like substance that can be harmful if inhaled.
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It works by crumbling a dose of "dry herb" into an oven-chamber where temperatures of up to 212 degrees Celsius [21 degrees Fahrenheit] bake the active ingredients into a vapor that can be inhaled.
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The only study that has tested the bioavailability of inhaled CBD is from 2014; it found a bioavailability of about 25 percent for 100 mg and 200 mg doses of CBD using a Volcano vaporizer.
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Mylan believes it has done everything required to win FDA approval but its version of Advair would be the first complex inhaled combination generic product to be approved by the U.S. agency, so nothing is guaranteed.
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There were no other significant sources of aerosolized water -- small droplets of water or mist that can be inhaled -- at the event center, and no other ongoing potential sources of exposure identified, the health department said.
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Instead, the battery-powered devices produce an aerosol mist by heating "e-juice," which typically contains flavors and nicotine dissolved in solvents (propylene glycol or vegetable or both) that minimize evaporation until the cocktail is inhaled.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline notched up a second win for its pioneering "real world" approach to testing new drugs on Friday as its inhaled medicine Breo proved significantly better than standard care in helping people with asthma.
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Sixty Palestinians were killed on Monday, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry, including an eight-month-old baby who died from tear gas that her family said she inhaled at a protest camp near the border.
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Authorities also said that emissions of sulfur dioxide gas, harmful if inhaled, remained at high levels from newly opened lava-spewing fissures in the ground running through populated areas on the eastern flank of the volcano.
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The Arkema company had warned its plant would explode due to a power loss in the floods brought on by Hurricane Harvey, but at least ten police officers inhaled (apparently non-toxic) fumes in the aftermath.
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But scientists who studied rats that inhaled ethylbenzene over multiple years found that the chemical entered their bloodstream and led to developmental problems in their offspring like slowed spine growth, low birth weights, and shorter lifespans.
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I ate like a typical American woman: I swore that I would sample just a few of the home fries on my plate, but then discovered to my dismay that I had inhaled all of them.
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Other than via tiny particles inhaled in air, coronavirus reaches those cells via fluid in the nose or throat that sneaks past your voice box (this is called aspiration) and slides down your windpipe, or trachea.
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The department said vitamin E acetate is not known to cause harm when ingested as a vitamin supplement or applied to skin, but it is investigating the health effects of the additive when it is inhaled.
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But in 2010, lawmakers pushed to reauthorize it, this time to provide medical care and financial aid to emergency personnel, volunteers and survivors who inhaled toxic dust, smoke and fumes at the site of the attack.
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They can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or be inhaled into the lungs, which is why people have been asked to stay at least 193 feet away from each other.
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PARIS/LYON (Reuters) - A French court has ruled that Monsanto was liable for the sickness of a farmer who inhaled one of its weedkillers, in another legal setback for the Bayer-owned business over health claims.
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Our friends lost homes and we all inhaled thick smoke for weeks, aware that because we live near a chain of refineries, in the wrong circumstances our area could become unlivable in a matter of hours.
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She took two pills for her high blood pressure, she told the doctor, along with a handful of other medications: one for allergies, another for back pain and a couple of inhaled medications for her asthma.
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The lead author, Dr. Shawn D. Aaron, a professor of medicine at the University of Ottawa, said that a cough or a wheeze is not enough to diagnose asthma and put a person on inhaled steroids.
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However, when looking specifically at the lungs of the adults in the e-cigarette group, the researchers found a correlation between the amount of propylene glycol they inhaled and the concentration of inflammatory cells in their lungs.
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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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PARIS, April 11 (Reuters) - A French appeals court has ruled that Bayer's Monsanto arm was liable for the health problems of a farmer who had inhaled a Monsanto weedkiller product, said a spokeswoman for the German company.
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This curiosity led her to flee Oklahoma for college at USC in Los Angeles—a city that she says she "inhaled," with nights out on Sunset Strip, tasting exotic cuisine and running through a string of boyfriends.
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Cook will also account for the specific amount of marijuana consumed or inhaled by participants, as well as the amount of THC and cannabinoids in those doses—something he said other researchers haven't been able to do.
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Mylan's version of Advair would be the first complex inhaled combination generic product to be approved by the U.S. agency and a number of analysts believe the likelihood of an on-time approval is therefore quite low.
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It's no accident that Mr. Arbery sets the play just after the 2017 murder of Heather Heyer in Charlottesville, Va.; very much on everyone's mind are the limits of the conservatism they inhaled and exalted at Transfiguration.
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The toxic particles and chemicals that are inhaled from the air in polluted cities won't be washed out by a brief hit of pure oxygen, and understandably concerned and desperate citizens shouldn't be misled into thinking otherwise.
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Disagreements: New York state health officials on Thursday reported that nearly all of the vape products that it has tested containing THC also contained vitamin E acetate, an oil-like substance that can be harmful if inhaled.
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I inhaled them in that order, sniffing a swatch of wool between each to offset nasal fatigue, and it was like seeing a graphite sketch transform into a value study that in turn became a fully finished portrait.
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"Technically, yes, you can die if you inhaled or ingest a very large amount of laundry detergent — and a small child could die from a single pod if they got enough of it in their lungs," Anderson says.
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He had reportedly used it as a way to treat his hangover, to some success, but it was when he inhaled the gas to relieve the pain of a toothache that he discovered the medicinal benefits of nitrous.
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On Reddit, some netizens debated whether the paper mask he wore in some pictures was adequate coverage, and some pointed out that his clothes may have picked up radioactive material that would later pose health issues if inhaled.
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But on Day #55 your brain will do something where it feels like it just let out a breath it first inhaled sharply to a decade a go, and you will feel a brief, rare note of calm.
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Ms. Columbia's smoking habit may well have contributed to her disease, but doctors suggested that the lung tumor, which metastasized to her brain, also may have been related to toxins she inhaled near the World Trade Center site.
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There are fewer dangerous chemicals inhaled from electronic cigarette vapor than a combustible cigarette, however, given the more than 7,85033 chemicals in tobacco smoke including at least 70 known carcinogens, this is an exceedingly low threshold to overcome.
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Around 1,000 AD, it had caught on in India and China in a somewhat different form in which the dried crusts from smallpox sources were ground up and either inhaled or rubbed into a scratch in the skin.
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Another contender, Dominic Raab, told the "Today" show on BBC's Radio 4 on Saturday that he had inhaled marijuana as a student and did not think that Mr. Gove's admission would harm his chances in the leadership race.
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These particles are produced when an infected individual coughs or sneezes, and from there the droplets "can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs," causing possible infection.
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Incineration "volatilizes" radiopharmaceuticals in a dead body, and the radioactive contamination can be "inhaled by workers (or released into the adjacent community) and result in greater exposure than from a living patient," Yu and his co-authors wrote.
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Other cases include TimkenSteel Corporation of Canton, Ohio, which was served with a notice in November 2015 for illegally emitting hazardous toxins, including mercury, which, when inhaled in large quantities, can cause pulmonary edema, respiratory failure and death.
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Shares of Insmed more than doubled on Tuesday after the drug maker said a new inhaled antibiotic showed promise for treating a rare lung disease, and it announced plans to sell $250 million of shares to the public.
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GSK said it had received a complete response letter (CRL) from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regarding its application for mepolizumab - the generic name for Nucala - as an add-on treatment to inhaled corticosteroid-based maintenance treatment.
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"Unfortunately, we still don't know how to mitigate the health effects of inhaled pollutant exposures in pediatric populations," said Lisa Miller of the University of California at Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, who also wasn't involved in the study.
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"First thing we got to do is, right now, I think, is try to build up some confidence some way, somehow," said Collins, who often paused and inhaled deeply before trying to find the words to describe Harvey's stumbles.
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Hawaii County authorities sent a text message to residents of the southeast corner of the island notifying them that a wind change would bring rising levels of sulfur dioxide gas, which can be fatal if inhaled in large quantities.
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In interviews, more than a half-dozen of the participants described being sent daily with scant protection into demolition sites presumed by the authorities to contain asbestos, which when inhaled in the slightest amounts can lead to incurable cancer.
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With inhaled cannabis, it's difficult to separate the impact of the drug itself from the effect of carbon monoxide also released in the smoke, noted Marcel Bonn-Miller of the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine in Philadelphia.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline said on Monday it had filed its new three-in-one inhaled lung drug for U.S. approval, putting it on track to reach the market ahead of rivals in 2017, assuming it wins a green light.
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The province has pledged to reduce the amount of air pollution released by industrial plants, especially the amount of hazardous particulate matter of 24.46 microns or less, known as PM2.5, which can lodge deep in the lungs when inhaled.
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A case-control study published last year, for example, found an increased risk of invasive epithelial ovarian cancer among African-American women who use genital powder, and suggested that it might produce an inflammatory response when particles are inhaled.
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The World Health Organization has never evaluated naled for that purpose, and the EU banned the chemical in 2012, determining it was dangerous for aquatic life and humans, specifically when inhaled or after coming in direct contact with skin.
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In a study of 60 people with upper respiratory tract infections, those who inhaled a spray containing the oil of aromatic herbs including eucalyptus reported a greater improvement in the severity of their symptoms than a placebo group did.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline's new inhaled medicine Breo proved significantly better than standard care in a large British study that tested it in everyday use, providing a fillip for the product after the failure of another big trial in 2015.
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"PM2098 is composed of tiny solids and liquids floating in the air and once inhaled, these particles can pass through the respiratory system, sneak into the blood and circulatory system, and cause serious health problems," Wei said by email.
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The authorities did not confirm the contents of the packages, but according to local news reports, some parcels included messages suggesting they contained asbestos, a hazardous mineral that can cause cancer and other diseases when inhaled in large amounts.
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"Our results provide the first evidence that inhaled pollution particles can move from the lungs into the circulation and then to the placenta," said Norrice Liu, a pediatrician and clinical research fellow at Queen Mary University of London, in a statement.
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It takes just a tiny amount of fentanyl or its derivatives, which can be inhaled or absorbed through the skin or mucus membranes, to result in an overdose – making it dangerous for anyone who comes across it, including first responders.
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LONDON, May 24 (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline's new inhaled medicine Breo proved significantly better than standard care in a large British study that tested it in everyday use, providing a fillip for the product after the failure of another big trial in 2015.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Air monitoring company Bureau Veritas SA has been added to a negligence suit, lawyers for Texas police and emergency workers said on Wednesday, after the first responders alleged they inhaled dangerous fumes during a fire at a chemical plant.
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Doctors at the University Hospital of South Manchester looked at the case of a man who died of hypersensitivity pneumonitis, a condition triggered by the immune system's response to an inhaled allergen and can progress to disabling or fatal lung disease.
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Hawaii County authorities sent a text message to residents of the southeast corner of the island warning them of a wind change that would bring rising levels of sulfur dioxide gas, which can be fatal if inhaled in large quantities.
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To this, I also included Anthim, an antibody for use in patients who have inhaled anthrax, since one would presume that the number of patients eligible to receive the drug in a given year, would be far less than 2900,220006.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A deadline for U.S. regulators to give a verdict on a generic copy of GlaxoSmithKline's blockbuster inhaled lung drug Advair has passed with no sign of approval, sparking speculation that a threat to GSK profits might be delayed.
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In 2001, during the anthrax scare that followed the World Trade Center attacks, Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of health and human services, pressured Bayer A.G., which held the patent on Cipro, an antidote to inhaled anthrax, to sharply cut prices.
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In the book, the kids see that moment after they hear that the original natives of Derry sat down in a hole to make a smokehouse, inhaled these herbs and tripped, allowing them to see things the human eye could not.
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The injuries were to a firefighter who was hurt when debris fell on him, an engineer who attempted to put out the fire with an extinguisher and inhaled smoke, and another civilian whose injuries were not immediately disclosed, the FDNY said.
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The levels of pulegone, a carginogenic constituent of mint plant oil, that are inhaled by e-cigarette users are as much as 2325,286 times higher than those taken in by smokers of menthol cigarettes, Duke University School of Medicine researchers said.
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The Food & Drug Administration and state health officials across the country have found vitamin E acetate a product found in lotion and dietary supplements that can be harmful if inhaled into the lungs, in many of the vaping products tested.
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"I was guided by a secret instinct, a feeling for the atmosphere of the seacoast, which I had imbibed with the breeze, inhaled with the pearly mists, soaked up in the waves, heard in the wind," Ensor wrote to a friend.
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Pointing to government-backed studies from Britain and elsewhere, Mr Monsees argues that e-cigarettes, which heat a liquid laced with nicotine into a vapour that can be inhaled without actually burning anything, are far less harmful than normal cigarettes.
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On Pro Basketball David Lee has not played a home game at Madison Square Garden for nearly eight years, but the memories don't soon fade once a player has inhaled the rarefied air of life as a Knicks fan favorite.
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A few years earlier, in 2015, the e-cigarette maker Juul had introduced nicotine salts, which make inhaled nicotine feel gentler on the throat and are more potent because they allow people to inhale higher concentrations of nicotine without discomfort.
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On Wednesday, in an exclusive interview with the Des Moines Register, the main investigator in the case has revealed that autopsies show the family inhaled high concentration of propane from a leak in the heater, which was located in the laundry room.
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My early college experiences with the sweet leaf were fraught with poorly rolled joints, accidentally inhaled cherries, overly ambitious bong rips, and smoke sessions with a pipe emblazoned with the UNC Chapel Hill logo that I, in my infinite cleverness, called Tyler Hansbowl.
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Sensitivity to gas When methylene glycol solution is applied to the hair and heated, it is inhaled as formaldehyde gas -- and this is where the health problems begin, said Alexandra Scranton, director of science and research at Women's Voices for the Earth.
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When Szema pumped the samples into the lungs of laboratory mice, the result was striking: Mice that inhaled the Camp Victory dust suffered the highest levels of lung inflammation and suppressed T-cells, which form the core of the body's immune system.
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Dr. Haidong Kan of Fudan University in Shanghai, China, and colleagues looked specifically at the health effects of particulate matter (PM), small particles less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter, from industrial sources, that can be inhaled and become lodged in the lungs.
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Some research, as recently reported by Tonic, has suggested vaping can cause harm to our lungs that's both similar to and different from smoking tobacco; other research has found that certain popular vaping fluids that add flavor could also be hazardous when inhaled.
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Przybycien tied the rope into a noose and recorded Brown for more than 10 minutes, according to court documents, as she stood on a rock formation with it around her neck, inhaled compressed gas and finally slipped off the rock to her death.
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The subject inhaled either cannabis with very little CBD but 8 milligrams of THC (a strain apparently known as skunk in the UK); cannabis with 10 milligrams of CBD and 8 milligrams of THC; or placebo cannabis with neither THC nor CBD.
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In a 2018 study of what convinces parents to adhere to inhaled corticosteroid regimens with their asthmatic children, a large proportion of parents said that children 8 and over were partially responsible for using their inhalers and noticing whether they were empty.
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My dad dropped me off at a London hospital A&E and after a few hours, I was given a nebulizer (a machine that combines medicine and oxygen in a fine mist which is then inhaled into the lungs), swabbed and sent home.
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This study, published in Nature, adds weight to that directive: the team found that even a relatively small amount of infectious droplets inhaled are highly likely to attach themselves to receptors in the body, which can develop into the disease COVID-19.
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The first group got the standard dose by the normal skin injection route, a second got a much stronger dose, a third inhaled a vaccine-containing mist, a fourth got both injection and mist, and a fifth got the stronger dose by vein.
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The Food & Drug Administration and state health officials across the country has found vitamin E acetate in many of the vaping products it has tested, a product found in lotion and dietary supplements that can be harmful if inhaled into the lungs.
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It is clear that the oral version of these medications can turn off the adrenal gland, but it was thought that the advantage of inhaled steroids was that their effect was limited to the lungs and not the rest of the body.
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Just four days before Walmsley moves into the top job on April 1, U.S. regulators could approve the first substitutable generic version of GSK's inhaled lung drug Advair, which has raked in more than a $1 billion in sales every year since 2001.
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"Once inhaled, these particles can affect the lungs and heart and cause serious health effects in individuals at greatest risk, such as people with heart or lung disease, people with diabetes, older adults and children (up to 18 years of age)," the EPA says.
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It can cause allergic rashes if it gets on the skin in large enough amounts; severe pain and swelling when it gets in your eyes; and the fumes it generates when used as a paint thinner can cause nausea, vomiting, and headaches when inhaled.
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Simulated Moon Dust Kills Cells and Alters DNA, Signaling Trouble for Future Lunar ColonistsPhoto: NASAAstronauts hoping stay on the moon for long-term missions have another reason to worry about moon dust: It could be quite harmful if inhaled, as demonstrated in a new study.
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And while these users don't seem to have the same health problems typically linked to inhaled heroin, Ramos-Estebanez notes that these users are often given support and treatment to wean themselves off addiction at the same time, and they have their doses supervised.
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Strategies that had helped me work in the past were elevated to sacred rites, codified into an evolving list of rules: I deployed technology to impair my other technology, rerouted my blood flow with headstands, inhaled essential oil mists, drew pictures of my plants.
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GSK's results are set to benefit once again from a weak pound, after last year's Brexit vote, as well as strong demand for HIV medicines and the failure so far of generic firms to win approval for U.S. copies of its inhaled lung drug Advair.
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"If all you did when you inhaled cigarette smoke was just inhale nicotine, we wouldn't see the kinds of health risks, and health harms, and burdens that we see," says Nancy Rigotti, director of the Tobacco Research and Treatment Center at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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The study, by the American University of Beirut's Collaborative for the Study of Inhaled Atmospheric Aerosols, found that throughout the city, the 747 tons of fuel consumed during a typical daily three-hour outage resulted in the production of 11,000 tons of nitrogen oxide annually.
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Garon Vega rushed his son Gio, 2, to the hospital in Colorado after reading the emotional story from Frankie's parents about how they missed the signs of dry drowning – a rare condition that causes the lungs to fill gradually with fluid after water is inhaled.
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Vaping generally has also been under a growing cloud of suspicion after a number of e-cigarette users died from an acute lung condition which appears related to the process of chemicals being vaporized and inhaled — and potentially to devices being used to vape THC.
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Juul claims one pod is equal to a pack of cigarettes in terms of nicotine, but tobacco experts told me the precise equivalency is difficult to determine because not all the nicotine released in cigarette smoke is inhaled, and some is trapped in the filter.
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But I could no more have saved my dad from the tons of metal that hurtled toward him when he was hit by those cars than I could save him from the pills he swallowed, the razor he wielded or the carbon monoxide he inhaled.
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Inhaled gases like ether and chloroform had been in use as anesthetics for more than 100 years when Dr. Eger graduated from medical school in 1955, but there was still no clear standard for dosing, or for comparing the strength of one gas to another.
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Mylan said it received a so-called complete response letter (CRL) from the FDA, which had been expected to decide by Tuesday whether to approve the first generic copy of Advair, a two-part inhaled drug used to treat asthma and chronic lung disease.
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The average from 2013 to 2015 for dangerous small-particle pollution, called PM 2.5, which can be deeply inhaled into the lungs, was by far the highest in the nation in North Pole, just southeast of Fairbanks, according to the federal Environmental Protection Agency.
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FRANKFURT — In 713, as evidence mounted about the harmful effects of diesel exhaust on human health, scientists in an Albuquerque laboratory conducted an unusual experiment: Ten monkeys squatted in airtight chambers, watching cartoons for entertainment as they inhaled fumes from a diesel Volkswagen Beetle.
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