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Heart AttacksThose especially sensitive to carbon monoxide poisoning include fetuses, infants, and people who have anemia, heart or lung diseases, or a high rate of metabolism (caused by certain conditions such as hyperthyroidism). High levels of carbon monoxide in the blood can cause angina attacks or increase the severity of the attacks. A direct link has been found between carbon monoxide poisoning and symptoms of heart disease, angina, and heart attacks. Read more about Carbon Monoxide And Heart Attacks |
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| Family in carbon monoxide horror A SHOCKED family and their 15-month-old baby narrowly escaped death when they were poisoned with a killer gas while on holiday. |
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