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Mohammed Ahsan
Mohammed Ahsan
Reporter · Alpharetta, GA
Mohammed is a tech journalist with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Georgia. His previous work includes writing for NPR affiliate GPB News, where he focused on how technology intersects with daily life in Georgia.
More from Mohammed →Reporter · Friday, November 6, 2026 at 9:29 PM · 1 min read
(InvestigateTV) — Nitrous oxide abuse is leading to a spike in deaths and injuries across the United States, but the product is still being sold legally at shops and online. Nitrous oxide, a product known as “laughing gas”, is used for legitimate purposes in dental and medical offices as well as culinary and industrial settings.But InvestigateTV and Gray affiliate stations across the country have been documenting deaths and injuries involving people who have used it as a recreational drug by inhaling the gas.In this special episode of InvestigateTV+ Weekend, we examine the effort to get the potentially deadly gas off of retail shelves.Check out our previous coverage:
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