Carbon monoxide news and information

Although carbon monoxide poisoning is the leading cause of accidental poisonings worldwide, it is surprisingly difficult for survivors and their families to find easy to understand helpful information.

This is especially true when it comes to what can happen" and "what to do" after CO poisoning. With your help we can change that.

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Although health professionals are well aware of how dangerous carbon monoxide poisoning is, they don't know enough when it comes to short term symptoms and effects, long term impact and how to support recovery.

With massive pressure on health systems throughout the world there is no sign of things changing anytime soon, but we can help ourselves.

No one knows more about living with the after effects of poisoning and how to recover than survivors (and the people in their lives).

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