A Porsche driver who was spotted on the A12 inhaling gas from a green balloon has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving.

Once called "hippie crack," nitrous oxide is making a comeback. Last week, the FDA warned about its dangers, and health ...

Laughing gas is becoming increasingly available at entertainment venues in Thailand. Read more at straitstimes.com.

We've all heard stories of someone having a few too many at the local pub and then getting behind the wheel of a car, but the ...

We spoke to young people who didn’t know about the risks, even when they reported side effects including brain fog and seizures.

Authorities report that vendors are illegally selling nitrous oxide-filled balloons at nightlife venues. Under the Drugs Act BE2510 (1967), selling the gas without authorisation carries penalties ...

Nitrous oxide is regularly used for sedation and pain relief in dentistry and childbirth. The gas, which has no color or flavor, is also used recreationally and is known as nangs, nos, whippits and ...

A nitrous oxide tank and several balloons were found inside the wreckage ... not apply to legal uses of nitrous oxide or laughing gas, such as dentists' offices, auto shops or catering businesses.

Washe Manyatelo was driving a Mercedes at excessive speed when he struck Annette Dixon, 70, after she got off a bus.