"Poppers" May Cause Serious Eye Damage: Study

Thursday, October 14, 2010

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

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