Nitrous oxide ban could backfire as people made seriously il

The decision to make nitrous oxide a Class C drug could backfire, an expert has said, as he warned it could prompt people made seriously ill by using laughing gas put off getting medical treatment.

Related Keywords

United Kingdom , Notting Hill , Kensington And Chelsea , British , Chris Philp , Suella Braverman , Industries Association Michael Kill , Home Office , Alamy , Queen Mary University Of London , Chelsea Council , Kit Heren , Alastair Noyce , Queen Mary University , Professor Noyce , Drugs Act , Notting Hill Carnival , Secretary Suella Braverman , Prime Minister , Policing Minister Chris Philp , Night Time Industries Association Michael Kill , Nitrous , Xide , Han , Lake , Prompt , People , Rade , Aughing , Gas , Nut , Medical , Treatment ,