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7/16/2008

Carbon monoxide (CO) gas is produced by the incomplete burning of fuel. It is poisonous and even breathing in a small amount can cause loss of consciousness and death. In the UK, more than 50 people die from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning every year, and 200 peopl ...

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Seminar- Raising the Roof on Home Safety

7/14/2008

On 23rd April 2008 HSS sponsored by SAPC hosted a seminar "Raising the Roof on Home Safety" in Glasgow City Chambers. The seminar was aimed at like minded professionals and asked the question "Are we doing enough?" Dr Harry Burns, Chief Medical ...

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