Schoolkids in China are buying "energy sticks," or inhalers filled with oils, mint, or camphor. The new trend is worrying Chinese authorities, who fear it will become a gateway to drug abuse. Local ...

PETALING JAYA – “Energy stick” inhalers that are increasingly popular among children and teenagers may contain ingredients similar to those used for vaping, cautioned Malaysian health experts. They ...

SINGAPORE — People who use "energy stick" inhalers can progress to smoking or vaping, and it can also lead to respiratory problems and long-term health damage, said healthcare experts. The flavoured ...

In order to better protect the physical and mental health of young students, the Ministry of Education, together with three other departments, recently issued a notice, aiming to prevent fidget toys ...

KUALA LUMPUR: The Health Ministry is set to take action against a new trend of products called "energy sticks" that are targeted at children. Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said they ...

PETALING JAYA-Take a sniff before entering class to stay energised – that is what sellers of “energy sticks” on social media are telling children in Malaysia. And, yes, judging by the language used in ...

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