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Michigan residents urged to check carbon monoxide detectors
Michigan health and licensing officials warn residents about carbon monoxide dangers and urge routine checks of detectors and fuel burning appliances. They stress CO is invisible and deadly, symptoms resemble flu, and offer steps to prevent poisoning including detector placement, annual professional inspections, safe generator use, and immediate 911 calls if exposure is suspected.
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