Sentence examples for solvent abusers from inspiring English sources

While there have not been many clinical observations of solvent abusers, the available information strongly suggests that volatile solvents can be profoundly intoxicating and that chronic use produces addiction pathology similar to other abused drug classes, like cocaine or opiates.

The idea soon spread, especially after Queen Victoria welcomed the use of chloroform for the birth of Prince Leopold in 1853, although chloroform later lost favour due to sudden deaths from heart arrhythmias, now known as 'sudden sniffer's death' among teenage solvent abusers.

These people are solvent abusers.

As a result, Gaudet estimates that of the 200 or so people Lighthouse serve each day, "between 40 and 50" are solvent abusers, or "sniffers".

He has been living on the streets of Winnipeg for the past seven years, after moving south in 1998, and agrees with Foster's opinion on how solvent abusers get into it.

I ask him if he's ever heard of Moroccan gangs being paid by police to attack people and he nods gravely, telling me that it's common among the huge population of heroin and solvent abusers Tangier is home to.

He smells like a solvent abuser's rag and is built like a flat-pack shithouse with luxury ply bog roll.

Like many of those who spend their days at Higgins and Main, he was homeless, and a solvent abuser, a point that was raised in the inquiry into his death by Dr. Marc Del Bigio, a well respected neuropatholist who examined Sinclair's brain during the autopsy.

We are not aware of any preclinical or clinical studies that examine the impact of adolescent solvent abuse on adult behavioral response or mesolimbic system activity due to drugs of abuse, but this is one of the critical research questions regarding solvent abuse, as it is clear that adolescents are the predominant abusers of volatile solvents.

In another, Super Shamou discouraged solvent abuse.

Chronic abusers of solvents show impairments in short-term memory, attention, response inhibition, and problem solving, and these impairments often persist even after long periods of abstinence (Dingwall et al, 2011; Fornazzari et al, 1983; Hormes et al, 1986; Kamran and Bakshi, 1998; Ryu et al, 1998; Takagi et al, 2011; Yücel et al, 2008).