  We review some experimental consequences of the presence of superstrong
magnetic fields of order of the nuclear scale in noncentral heavy-ion
collisions. We present lattice estimates for the strength of the Chiral
Magnetic Effect (CME) for different quark flavours and argue that the
dependence of the anisotropy of the distribution of emitted hadrons on their
flavor content might be used as another experimental evidence of the CME.
Another possible effect of superstrong magnetic field might be the observed
abnormal enhancement of dilepton yield. We show that the presence of the
magnetic field leads to a specific anisotropy of the dilepton emission rate.
