A Comparison of Carbon Monoxide Exposures after Snowstorms and Power Outages
Johnson-Arbor, K., Quental, A., and Li, D.
(2014).
A Comparison of Carbon Monoxide Exposures after Snowstorms and Power Outages.
American Journal of Preventive Medicine. 46(5): 481-486.
The authors reviewed all carbon monoxide cases reported to the Connecticut Poison Control to better understand the difference between exposure after a snowstorm and exposure after a "power loss storm." They found most exposure took place within the first day after a snowstorm and two to three days after the power outage storm.
The authors reviewed all carbon monoxide cases reported to the Connecticut Poison Control to better understand the difference between exposure after a snowstorm and exposure after a "power loss storm." They found most exposure took place within the first day after a snowstorm and two to three days after the power outage storm.
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