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1 year ago•Source: NBC News
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An 11-year-old boy died after attempting the viral "chroming" TikTok challenge at a sleepover, leading to a suspected cardiac arrest. "Chroming" involves inhaling volatile substances as recreational drugs and has serious health risks, including suffocation and cardiac arrest. The boy's family is calling for stricter social media regulations and even suggested shutting down platforms like TikTok for users under 16 to prevent further tragedies. This incident has sparked concerns about social media safety, leading to discussions in the United States Senate about the need for stricter regulations through the Kids Online Safety Act.