UMN Medical Student Researchers Find Long Term Effects Of Tear Gas
They recommend more regulation of tear gas usage -- and if possible, other options entirely.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.- Some University of Minnesota Medical School students have complied research that suggests tear gas can have long-lasting health impacts. The short-term reactions to tear gas such as breathing problems and skin and eye irritation are well-known already. So, the PHD Graduate Neuroscience students analyzed other studies on the longer-term health consequences, and summarized those findings. They found one…
