AFP/Getty Images Chemical weapons experts have determined that mustard gas was used in a Syrian town ... effects of sulfur mustard resulted in the death of a baby,” it said.

Mustard gas can burn skin, cause blisters and cause respiratory effects, such as coughing and bronchitis. Higher levels may cause death. It is also more harmful to the skin on hot, humid days ...

The containers of mustard gas were breached, condemning many of the men who survived the initial sinking of the ship to death as they tried to swim through clouds of gas. Doctors examining the ...

A second death-penalty trial for Saddam Hussein began ... Sometimes. In particular, mustard gas has a rather nice aroma. Gas victims from World War I recalled a sweet and spicy scent that brought ...

There is evidence mustard gas has been used in recent attacks in Syria. For those affected by it, there is no cure and it can lead to a long, painful death. Mustard agents cause horrible ...

Even this was hardly unheard of in Idlib Province. Even while Assad handed over his stockpiles of mustard gas and deadly nerve agents, government helicopters launched at least a dozen chlorine-gas ...

Exposure to mustard gas does not often cause death, but it can cause temporary or permanent eye injury, second- and third-degree burns and other serious problems with breathing. Even after a war ...

It’s in the wake of this death that Dunthorne ... the original site of the chemicals lab where Siegfried started work on mustard gas and its antidotes. (When the device starts beeping, Dunthorne ...

including the exposure to sulfur mustard or mustard gas, which has been historically used during wartime. Topical corticosteroids have commonly been used to treat inflammation preceding LCSD.

On June 2, 1918, during Germany’s spring offensive offensive on the Western Front, a French unit pulling back to more defensible ground encountered a newly arrived company of Marines marching ...