Dude huffs computer duster and dies in front of his friends.
One Mid-Missouri woman says her 21-year-old son is dead after inhaling a compressed air duster can.
Jerrad Bassett died in a hospital just north of St. Louis this past June.
His mother, who lives in Howard County, says the autopsy report came back and the cause of death was a chemical found in air duster cans. She says her son died within hours of being taken to the emergency room.
The effects of “huffing” can be severe. The Inhalant Abuse Prevention Coalition says inhaled chemicals are absorbed through the lungs into the bloodstream and travel to the brain and other organs. It says effects on the body happen in just minutes. Those can include dizziness, headaches, pain, spasms, loss of control, hallucinations and more.
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