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Carbon Monoxide Safety in Dorms and Off-Campus Housing
Follow Key Safety Tips and Recognize the Symptoms of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning To Help Prevent Needless Tragedies

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As college students and their parents prepare for the upcoming school year, it's important that they consider the safety of the dormitories or apartments that will serve as the students' homes away home. One often overlooked aspect of home safety is protection from accidental carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. CO is one of the leading causes of accidental poisoning deaths in America. Click here for more. 

 

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Get the real-life ER on the "911: Emergency Talk Radio" show hosted by emergency physician
Dr. Leigh Vinocur.


This week on ACEP’s 911: Emergency Talk Radio, Dr. Leigh talks about men’s health as we get closer to Father’s Day. Also, as summer begins, what are you doing to protect yourselves from tick and mosquito bites and the diseases they carry? We’re also going to discuss the growing dangers of kids swallowing batteries or magnets. What type of damage can it do? Finally, who should pay for emergency visits? Dr. Andrew Sama, ACEP’s president-elect is on to discuss new polling data from the public. Drs. Kevin Klauer, Melissa Barton and David Ross are also guests.

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