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No laughing matter - new report shows rise in recreational use of nitrous oxide

A rise in the supply and recreational use of nitrous oxide (‘laughing gas’) is the focus of a new EMCDDA report out today. The publication — Recreational use of nitrous oxide: a growing concern for Europe — points to the risks and harms associated with the drug, which is now widely available, cheap and popular among some young people.

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