Quoting Craig Smollin, Smoke Inhalation, Cyanide Toxicity, and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, 2013

While there are no established diagnostic criteria, survivors of CO poisoning describe symptoms which persist from the time of poisoning. These include: Memory loss, impairments of concentration or language, affective changes such as depression and parkinsonism.
— Craig Smollin, Smoke Inhalation, Cyanide Toxicity, and Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, 2013

1:13pm on January 28, 2025 from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada


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