“This is nothing new,” he added. When Sachleben was in college in the 1970s, people were using poppers as party drugs. For decades, amyl nitrites were originally sold in individual glass ampoules that ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has reportedly targeted a manufacturer of poppers, an inhalant drug that has gained increasingly mainstream popularity as an adjunct to clubbing and sexual ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Inhaling the vapors from "poppers" to get high even once can cause eye damage, but habitual huffing may lead to months-long vision loss, French doctors say. The study was ...

Five teenagers have been hospitalized after drinking bottles of poppers at the Parklife Music Festival in Manchester. Poppers, for the unfamiliar, are a popular (and technically legal) party drug ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The FDA is warning people to stop using “poppers,” a drug popular in the gay community that can be found online or in stores. They cause muscle relaxation, but the FDA ...

A Conservative former minister has "outed" himself as a poppers user, amid warnings that a Government ban on the substance will harm the gay community and others. Crispin Blunt warned he and many gay ...

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

The Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning about the use of poppers during sex, advising that they can have “serious adverse health effects.” Also known as nitrite and nitrates, poppers are ...

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Participants in a new study have reported a small but growing and worrisome trend among some gay American men. Often described as a new way to use poppers or as huffing poppers, in fact, the practice ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The FDA is warning people to stop using “poppers,” a drug popular in the gay community that can be found online or in stores. They cause muscle relaxation, but the FDA ...