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Mothers touched by nitrous oxide addiction bring fight to Congress as House ban proposal gets first hearing
A bill to ban retail sales of nitrous oxide received its first congressional hearing, backed by Rep. Kevin Mullin and supported by mothers of victims affected by the gas. Two mothers, Gerrie Gray-Benedi and Julia Charleston, advocated for the legislation, highlighting the dangers of nitrous oxide and the need for stricter regulations.
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