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Under-reporting, stigmatisation makes chroming harder to tackle, experts tell Bradley Hope inquest

Chroming, or Volatile Substance Misuse (VSM), has killed more than a dozen young Australians since 2009, but a coronial inquest has heard the full extent of the "incredibly difficult issue" is not known, and debate continues about how to combat the problem.

A range of experts have given evidence on Thursday at the inquest into the death of 16-year-old Bradley Hope, which is being held in Byron Bay.

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