February 2010: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning (Ontario Injury Prevention Resource Centre)

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February 2010: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

On average, each month close to 150 people are seen in an emergency department for carbon monoxide poisoning.

Learn more about carbon monoxide poisoning in February’s Ontario Injury Compass.

Download the report (in PDF format) or sign up via email up via email at compass@oninjuryresources.ca to automatically receive the reports by e-mail each month.

Last updated on March 1, 2010

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