
18 youths diagnosed with neurological disorder linked to nitrous oxide
18 youths were diagnosed with a neurological disorder at Tallaght University Hospital linked to laughing gas inhalation during a 21-month period, a new study has stated.
Laughing gas, also known as nitrous oxide, is a gas used as a sedative to keep patients calm during procedures.
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