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Check Your Health- Warning Boaters About Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Posted July 21, 2023

In many of these cases of poisoning, Lindell Weaver, MD, Intermountain Healthcare’s medical director of the Hyperbaric Medicine Center at Intermountain Medical Center and LDS Hospital said, “they occurred near the back of the boat, close to the exhaust where children went from from normal to serious in minutes!”

Check Your Health- Warning Boaters About Carbon Monoxide Poisoning | KUTV

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