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Carbon Monoxide Poisoning After a Disaster

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  • MMWR: Carbon Monoxide Poisonings After Two Major Hurricanes --- Alabama and Texas, August--October 2005
  • MMWR: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning After Hurricane Katrina --- Alabama, Louisiana, & Mississippi, August--September 2005
  • MMWR: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning from Hurricane-Associated Use of Portable Generators—Florida, 2004

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