Carbon monoxide can be a silent, odorless and invisible killer, but it can still be detected. Protect your family with these top carbon monoxide detectors.
Two children who appeared to have frozen to death while living in a van in Detroit last month actually died of carbon monoxide poisoning, officials said.
Two Detroit children who recently died in a van in below-freezing temperatures were victims of carbon monoxide, not exposure to cold weather, authorities said Wednesday.
The New Jersey Poison Control Center in January assisted in the medical care of a family of four exposed to dangerous carbon monoxide (CO) from the exhaust fumes of a portable gas generator running in the basement. The adults and their children experienced symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning, which required treatment in the emergency room.
The cause of death of two young children who were sleeping in their family's van was revealed to be carbon monoxide poisoning and not exposure to the cold as Detroit authorities first thought.
The Wayne County Medical Examiner's Office released the official cause of death of two children who died while sleeping in a van with family in Detroit.
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What Is Carbon Monoxide Poisoning? Gene Hackman Death Sparks QuestionsGene Hackman's daughter, and some internet sleuths, speculate that the Hollywood legend and his wife died by carbon monoxide poisoning.
According to a press release, the New Mexico Gas Company had “no significant findings" about possible gas leaks at Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa's home.
Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa both tested negative for carbon monoxide after their deaths, Adan Mendoza, the sheriff of Santa Fe County in New Mexico, said at a press conference on Friday, Feb. 28.
For homes with hard-wired smoke alarm systems, the NOFD advises replacing the 9-volt backup batteries. For those relying on older stand-alone 9-volt alarms, the department is offering a valuable service: free replacement with modern 10-year smoke alarms.
Installing and maintaining smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) detectors can save your life. Fortunately, they’re inexpensive and easy to put in place. Basic smoke detectors cost as little as $15 and ...
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