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Cleveland Clinic Urges Carbon Monoxide Safety as Temperatures Drop
Original: Preventing Carbon Monoxide Exposure as Temps Cool
Cleveland Clinic is raising awareness about carbon monoxide risks as cold weather sets in and people begin heating their homes. The health system is offering prevention guidance, including checking furnaces, fireplaces and generators, and recognizing poisoning symptoms such as headache, dizziness and nausea. The reminder comes as heating season begins, a period when CO exposure cases typically rise.
Why now: The start of the home-heating season brings a seasonal spike in carbon monoxide poisoning risk.
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- Preventing Carbon Monoxide Exposure as Temps Cool · Cleveland Clinic Newsroom
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