June 5, 2012— -- A Delaware senator praised pending legislation proposing a nationwide ban on "bath salts," a dangerous synthetic drug that's on the rise in the United States and might have ...

It's a drug so dangerous the Drug Enforcement Administration has made some of the chemicals its made from illegal.But "bath salts" are a growing problem in Massachusetts and across the country.So ...

Bath Salts: The Designer Drug of 2012. Antivirus pioneer John McAfee, a devotee now detained in a murder probe, sang the praises of the substance said to mimic meth and cocaine.

Emergencies related to the drugs have surged: The American Association of Poison Control Centers received more than 6,100 calls about bath salt drugs in 2011 — up from just 304 the year before ...

The drug is present in California but has yet to reach the critical mass seen in other states. The California Poison Control System said it has received only one call relating to the “bath salts.” ...

Bath salts, or mephedrone, methylone, and/or methylenedioxypyrovalerone (MDPV), are a new synthetic designer drug used to produce a high in its users via the stimulation of the central nervous ...

Ohio's attorney general is announcing a crackdown on the sale and abuse of synthetic drugs such as bath salts and herbal incense. Skip to content. NOWCAST WLWT News 5 at 11:00.

So what the heck are bath salts? “Bath Salts” is the nickname for a type of designer drug that’s sold over the Internet, in head shops, and even at gas stations and convenience stores. They ...

Emergencies related to the drugs have surged: The American Association of Poison Control Centers received more than 6,100 calls about bath salt drugs in 2011 — up from just 304 the year before ...

Bath salts present a challenge for drug tests A drug-testing company chief talks about his battle to keep pace with the ever-changing elements of the drugs. By Bryan Le.

The country was horrified and fascinated last week by the story of a drug abuser in Miami.... Living Safe: New designer drug ‘bath salts’ are dangerous, addictive ...

According to a 2011 report published in the Annals of Emergency Medicine, bath salts first appeared in Germany in 2007. In 2010, the American Association of Poison Control Centers reported that it ...