But trends come and go. Today, the "chroming challenge" is the new viral tendency and has caused the death of teenagers. Chroming, or inhaling toxic fumes, first made headlines last year when a 13 ...

FRIDAY, Sept. 27, 2024 (HealthDay News) -- Chroming, where toxic fumes from common household items are inhaled for a quick high, is on the rise among youth and TikTok may be to blame, new research ...

An 11-year-old boy from the United Kingdom has died after huffing toxic chemicals in a social media challenge known as “chroming” — and his devastated family wants the social media company ...

Once again, a dangerous social media trend has reared its head. The so-called “chroming” challenge involves sniffing nail polish remover, deodorants, adhesives, paint thinners, and other ...

In a new study, the researchers have collected and analyzed dozens of videos amassing millions of views that feature the trend, known as “chroming.” Inhalant use has long been a persistent ...

LANCASTER, England (WKRC) — An eleven-year-old boy died while attempting a viral social media challenge known as "chroming," Saturday. The boy's grandmother, Tina Burns, said the 11-year-old ...

According to the reports, Cesar Watson-King inhaled a can of deodorant as part of a challenge known as 'chroming,' and collapsed at his home in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, on August 21.

(Gray News) - An 11-year-old boy died after attempting a social media challenge known as “chroming” at a friend’s sleepover on Saturday. Lancashire Police were called to the scene around ...