Yes, smoke inhalation can kill anyone, but if you already suffer from tachycardia, your chances of having a smoke inhalation-related heart attack are probably increased because tachycardia is a symptom of smoke inhalation.
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Most of this benefit was seen in the group combining nasal irrigation and steam inhalation, but steam inhalation alone did not appear to improve any symptoms other than headache.
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A veteran officer was taken to a local hospital for smoke inhalation, and his partner, on his first shift after graduating from the police academy, was treated for smoke inhalation at the scene.
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Lleshi herself is still getting medical checks for dust inhalation.
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Six people were treated at a hospital for smoke inhalation.
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Four people and three firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation.
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Exposure and inhalation is linked to mesothelioma and other cancers.
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It wasn't the smoke inhalation that was getting to him.
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Crump said that three officers were treated for smoke inhalation.
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The family believes it was smoke inhalation that killed her.
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His inhalation risk increases more than tenfold because he's inside.
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The noise of desperate, rasping inhalation echoes throughout the evening.
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One deputy was treated for smoke inhalation on Sunday night.
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The fire killed 492 people, from burns or smoke inhalation.
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The military tried to monitor plutonium inhalation using air samplers.
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After one year, smoke inhalation dropped compared with control groups.
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Some 50 people were treated for dust inhalation at the scene.
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It sent a man to the hospital with smoke inhalation injuries.
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Would smoke inhalation land him in the hospital for a while?
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However, being exposed basically to kerosene...I had severe smoke inhalation.
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He never emerged; the authorities said he died of smoke inhalation.
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Drew Wynne died of methylene chloride inhalation on October 14, 2017.
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How it could hurt you: High-level inhalation exposure is associated with kidney dysfunction, dizziness, headache, sleepiness and unconsciousness, while long-term inhalation exposure may affect the liver, the kidneys and the immune and reproductive systems.
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No one died in the incident, but several people suffered smoke inhalation.
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Williams died from smoke inhalation, according to the results of his autopsy.
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I could feel my heartbeat slow with each focused inhalation and exhalation.
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One motorist died in Kansas on Monday from smoke inhalation, authorities said.
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Chlorine gas can affect people through skin contact, eye irritation or inhalation.
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I breathe, maybe the first conscious inhalation and exhalation of the day.
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Several firefighters and residents were treated for smoke inhalation or heat exhaustion.
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He was taken to Arlington hospital, and treated for severe smoke inhalation.
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Most of the dead were killed by carbon dioxide inhalation, NHK said.
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Soot inhalation has also been linked to lung, esophageal, and bladder cancers.
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Several employees were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation and shock.
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Ms. Berriz, 75, died; Mr. Berriz, 1003, suffered burns and smoke inhalation.
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Then count to three on the inhalation and six on the exhalation.
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More than 30 people have been treated for smoke inhalation and burns.
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Mr. Brassner, 67, died from burns and smoke inhalation, the official said.
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"All the signs indicate she was exposed to gas inhalation," he said.
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All of the victims died of smoke inhalation, the Journal Star reports.
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At least six of the injured suffered from smoke inhalation, officials said.
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Two were treated for smoke inhalation and are doing fine, he said.
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This usually happens through inhalation, where the organisms go into the lungs.
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Most of the 36 people killed died from smoke inhalation, the coroner ruled.
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The dog collapsed from smoke inhalation shortly after being removed from the fire.
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Prosecutors said that carbon monoxide inhalation was the likely cause of the deaths.
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Eight firefighters were treated at hospitals for smoke inhalation or heat-related issues.
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The dog had collapsed from smoke inhalation after a fire broke out Dec.
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The JDL was suspected of involvement, and one victim died of smoke inhalation.
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His partner, Officer Anthony Abboud, was treated for smoke inhalation at the scene.
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Inhalation studies in female rats demonstrated carcinogenicity, according to the National Toxicology Program.
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OPs can cause toxicity through all routes — inhalation, consumption, and physical skin contact.
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Some of the victims had signs of smoke inhalation while others had burns.
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The seven injured were taken to hospitals to be treated for smoke inhalation.
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While steam inhalation reduced headaches, it had no significant effect on other symptoms.
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One firefighter suffered smoke inhalation, while the second one had a dislocated shoulder.
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The e-cigarette inhalation system delivers nicotine as an aerosol instead of smoke.
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Seven people have suffered smoke inhalation or heat-related injuries, the department said.
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One person was treated for smoke inhalation and released Thursday, according to Hunter.
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And while bees can't die from smoke inhalation, they aren't immune to flames.
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Smoke inhalation, building collapse and backdraft are known risks and we accept them.
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He set gambling tables alight, which killed 36 people, primarily from smoke inhalation.
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Beckwitt says he tried twice to rescue Khafra but was overcome by smoke inhalation.
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Those rescued endured severe burns, and were treated for smoke inhalation, dehydration, and stress.
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Four injuries from smoke inhalation were reported on the first day of the blaze.
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Soon after, he developed severe asthma and other symptoms consistent with chlorine gas inhalation.
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Instead, a deep rhythm of inhalation and exhalation was audible, an almost sexual breathing.
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Beryllium inhalation in high amounts can cause chronic beryllium disease, a deadly lung condition.
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Meanwhile, the 14 injured people were treated on-site for smoke inhalation, police said.
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A third woman suffered smoke inhalation and was treated and released at the scene.
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He was able to rescue his wife and children before dying of smoke inhalation.
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Jesus Fernandez, 48, died of smoke inhalation, probably trying to rescue his dog, King.
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Although his skin had healed, his lungs had been badly burned by smoke inhalation.
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At least one of them was treated for smoke inhalation and released, she said.
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"The fastest growing segment of the market is extract for inhalation," Mr. Kilmer said.
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Amos was rushed to a local hospital, where he later died of smoke inhalation.
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According to the Civil Protection Directorate, the newborns died from burns and smoke inhalation.
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A sixth suffered smoke inhalation as he came to the aid of the others.
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The postal workers were treated for smoke inhalation and are doing fine, he said.
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An autopsy performed in Toronto found that all of them died from smoke inhalation.
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One group continued with their usual care, one was instructed to perform daily nasal irrigation based on an instructional video, one was told to do daily steam inhalation and the last group was instructed to do both nasal irrigation and steam inhalation.
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A sixth person suffered smoke inhalation as he came to the aid of the others.
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Inhalation without adequate ventilation can be corrosive to the lungs and can cause respiratory failure.
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Schwering was treated and released from a local hospital for symptoms related to smoke inhalation.
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Wallace died from smoke inhalation, while Everett and Crockett were badly burned, he told CNN.
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Police said at least two people were taken to a hospital suffering from smoke inhalation.
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"Clearly, avoidance of lunar dust inhalation will be important for future explorers," the authors wrote.
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According to preliminary reports, most people might have died due to smoke inhalation, Ahuja said.
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Additionally, what would be the effect from alternative forms of nicotine inhalation, such as vaping.
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The smoke inhalation from the fire has added a chronic cough to his health concerns.
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Officer Robbie Goering-Jensen was treated at a hospital for smoke inhalation, the station reported.
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The world is smoldering, and they're starting to feel the effects of all the inhalation.
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Four residents were treated for smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion, according to the Associated Press.
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On an inhalation, close your eyes tightly while clenching your teeth to tighten your jaw.
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And while her newborn survived, Carter died from smoke inhalation, the Peoria Star Journal reported.
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And at least 25 people, mostly infants, were being treated for burns or smoke inhalation.
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Sixteen of those incidents resulted in injuries, including burns and smoke inhalation, the CPSC said.
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Invite yourself to feel the lightness and buoyancy of inhalation and the emptying of exhalation.
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Continue to focus on your breathing, counting each inhalation and exhalation, until you reach 10.
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Three other people suffered minor injuries from smoke inhalation when the building was being evacuated.
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Did she die of tear gas inhalation, or was it from a congenital heart condition?
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But Hunter said inert gas inhalation is used in countries that have legalized assisted suicide.
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The short-term health hazards Smoke inhalation is the most significant short-term health hazard.
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One firefighter, who suffered smoke inhalation, was taken to Weill Cornell Medical Center in Manhattan.
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I felt the difference in my lungs, which welcomed rather than cringed at each inhalation.
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The inhalation of smoke into the lungs is where the primary source of risk emanates.
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The injuries included smoke inhalation and chest pains, fire department Deputy Chief Andrew Fossa said.
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Thirteen officers were treated for minor smoke inhalation, the New York Police Department told CNN.
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Several people who suffered smoke inhalation were treated at the scene, CNN affiliate WCCO reported.
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Ms. Wallace, he said, was unable to escape the fumes and died of smoke inhalation.
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Whenever those terribly played games got too long, copious inhalation helped along our Zen appreciation.
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Thirteen people were injured, mostly from smoke inhalation, but victims also had fractures, Szymanski said.
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A third woman was treated for smoke inhalation and was released at the scene, Braun says.
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Inhalation rates of tiny plastic particles were estimated using data from the US Environmental Protection Agency.
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About 1 in 4 participants confessed they thought marijuana inhalation or consumption was safe for pets.
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One of the dead was an infant who died from tear gas inhalation, it was claimed.
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Surviving cattle suffered from countless injuries, including damage to their eyes, smoke inhalation, and burned udders.
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It said in a statement Saturday that another 12 inmates were being treated for smoke inhalation.
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Vaping is the inhalation of any substance that is superheated into a delicious and intoxicating vapor.
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When you're strung out, every inhalation triggers a craving for a cigarette instead of fresh air.
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No one was injured, but Novak and Schwering were treated for smoke inhalation as a precaution.
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Coroners ruled the children's deaths resulted from a mix of carbon monoxide poisoning and smoke inhalation.
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One man was taken to hospital for smoke inhalation and another was treated at the scene.
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Four residents were hospitalized for smoke inhalation or minor burns, the San Bernardino Sun newspaper said.
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Every year, household smoke inhalation from meal preparation contributes to more than 0003 million deaths globally.
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Three South Koreans suffered minor injuries from smoke inhalation or during the evacuation, the official said.
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They suffered burns, smoke inhalation and various other wounds from which they were told they'd recover.
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Later in the day, he went to the hospital with acute bronchitis caused by smoke inhalation.
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Cabral was taken to a hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation, Miami-Dade Fire said.
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Inhalation and ingestion of lead can cause kidney and nervous system damage, especially in young children.
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At least 120 people suffered gas inhalation; a 13-year-old girl named Hajer Kyali died.
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Why did you want to temporally pair the animated GIF to a long inhalation and exhalation?
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Mr. Stevens and Mr. Smith died from smoke inhalation in the burning building at the mission.
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Just the inhalation of a single particle of nut dust could kill her within 10 minutes.
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The state medical examiner determined that the cause of death was smoke inhalation and thermal injuries.
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A user then inhaled the aerosol from a large plastic bag attached to an inhalation pipe.
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The Volcano was built around inhalation of pure marijuana vapor, created by heating the plant itself.
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On your next inhalation, close your eyes tightly and tighten your jaw by clenching your teeth.
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Even worse, they sometimes hide after setting a fire and end up dying from smoke inhalation.
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For example, the burning, stinging feeling elicited by smoke inhalation is mediated by these nerve endings.
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So you have inhalation, and stuff spreads around the community and soil, and into people's houses.
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One of the injured people was admitted to the hospital for burns and smoke inhalation, police said.
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"There are clinical studies which suggest that inhalation and sublingual transmission are the most effective," he adds.
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Armond Johnson Jr., 6, and Aubree Stone, 2, were found dead inside the home of smoke inhalation.
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The bleach also contained an inhalation anesthetic so the death would be painless — unusual for an assassin.
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One firefighter was taken to a hospital for smoke inhalation, the San Bernardino County Fire Department said.
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According to the National Fire Protection Association, most fire deaths are caused by smoke inhalation, not burns.
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All five victims died from inhalation anthrax, the more deadly and far less treatable version of exposure.
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Jack was already dealing with a compromised cardiovascular situation; the smoke inhalation only exacerbated an existing issue.
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Not only did the incident send the device's owner to the hospital after suffering from smoke inhalation.
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And it's an important part of the music "inhalation system," let's say: the visual side, the interaction.
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Although it dissipates quickly, sarin presents a short-lived threat through skin contact, eye contact, or inhalation.
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He was later diagnosed at a local hospital where it was determined that he'd suffered smoke inhalation.
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One died the same day, two others were treated for smoke inhalation and another employee remains hospitalized.
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He added that menthol cigarettes also allow deeper inhalation of cigarette smoke, since menthol is an anesthetic.
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Kropf said the crew had not been treated for smoke inhalation as reported earlier by CBC News.
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According to the study's authors, "exposure" refers to the unnecessary ingestion, inhalation or absorption of these medications.
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More than 100 people were being treated at hospitals for burns, smoke inhalation and shortness of breath.
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"We had no way of knowing what was from contamination and what was from inhalation," he said.
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Those transported to hospitals had inhalation issues, the Lake County Sheriff's Office said on its Twitter account.
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Many died of smoke inhalation because they could not move on their own when the fire erupted.
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At the same time, he was suffering from what appeared to be smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion.
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Indonesians suffering from the effects of smoke inhalation were streaming into hospitals by the tens of thousands.
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When firefighters arrived, they treated Noah and four other family members for minor burns and smoke inhalation.
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A firefighter was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation and later released, the Fire Department said.
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Across the country, hardware stores began selling out of masks used to protect people from smoke inhalation.
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About 30 passengers were evacuated off the bus, with three treated for smoke inhalation, local media said.
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Four firefighters were injured overnight — three from smoke inhalation and a fourth from burns to his hands.
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Instead, she died there, from smoke inhalation, stretched out beside girls who shared stories like her own.
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German car manufacturers conducted experiments on humans and monkeys that involved the inhalation of toxic exhaust fumes.
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Furthermore, all trials of cannabis so far are generally from inhalation of smoke, vapor, or oral medications.
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Inhalation of the gas will result in multiple health problems and long-term exposure can lead to cancer.
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Her mother told WFMJ she is in "stable but critical" condition after suffering from burns and smoke inhalation.
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So far, according to Gaza's Ministry of Health, 3,000 people have been wounded, including 900 suffering gas inhalation.
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Three others suffered minor smoke inhalation and were taken to area hospitals, said Brian Fitzgerald, spokesperson for FDNY.
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The CDC does not list any physical or chemical dangers for talc, but does note to avoid inhalation.
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Two foreign workers died from smoke inhalation from the protest fires, the state-run National News Agency reported.
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Beryllium inhalation has long been known to cause lung cancer and berylliosis, a debilitating, potentially fatal respiratory illness.
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Update 11/8/16 6:09EST: According to CW39, one resident is being treated for smoke inhalation. Updating...
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Now, you may have heard some chatter recently about SPF powders posing a health risk due to inhalation.
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The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office later determined she died from smoke inhalation before the flames reached her.
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Lawrence General Hospital said it had treated 13 people for injuries ranging from smoke inhalation to blast trauma.
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Two of the injured people had unknown injuries, and the third person suffered smoke-inhalation, according to officials.
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Jack then succumbed to a fatal heart attack caused by repeated smoke inhalation after a lifelong heart problem.
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Most of the victims -- 24 resort guests and 13 employees -- are believed to have died of smoke inhalation.
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Hawke-Petit was strangled and the girls died of smoke inhalation after the home was set on fire.
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Once you've established a long, deep breath, begin repeating a mantra to coincide with each inhalation and exhalation.
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On October 2nd, he checked into a local hospital and was later given a diagnosis of inhalation anthrax.
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More than 100 people had been treated for fire-related injuries, including burns and smoke inhalation, CNN reported.
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They can also suffer smoke inhalation, or burn their paws or claws when trying to climb down trees.
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"It really looks like some sort of inhalation injury," said D'Andrea, a pediatric pulmonologist at the Wisconsin hospital.
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In Napa, Queen of the Valley Medical Center has seen about 40 patients, mostly suffering from smoke inhalation.
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He was later taken to a hospital for treatment for smoke inhalation and first- and second-degree burns.
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The risk of inhalation is especially high for police dogs, because they use their noses for a living.
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The Benghazi attacks killed Stevens and State Department information management officer Sean Smith, who died from smoke inhalation.
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Mr. Stevens, who died of smoke inhalation, was the first American ambassador killed in an attack since 1979.
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Anything that severely damages the lungs can cause ARDS — from smoke inhalation to a car accident or drowning.
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The cause was smoke inhalation suffered during a fire in his home, his sister, Eileen González-Altomari, said.
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Responding officers and FDNY crews found three men and a woman suffering from smoke inhalation, the NYPD said.
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In all, there were reports of children, some of them infants, seeking medical care due to smoke inhalation.
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Mr. Langford said two people were hospitalized in critical condition, with severe second-degree burns and smoke inhalation.
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Another police official, Tomas Apolonio Jr., said that the victims died of smoke inhalation in the casino area.
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Hunter said that people who die by inhalation of inert gases are dead within just a few minutes.
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There are no plans for autopsies because of the belief that smoke inhalation killed the victims, Brown said.
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Of those hospitalized, 0003 have burns over more than 30% of their body, and several have inhalation burns.
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Another 16 people were being treated for burns or smoke inhalation and were in stable condition, Singh said.
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Another is that there's no real data on toxicity from pulegone inhalation versus consumption in food or drinks.
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The nonsmokers' rights movement emerged a decade before the evidence linking cancer with the inhalation of secondhand smoke.
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A sixth person who came to the aid of others from the train platform suffered from smoke inhalation.
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One firefighter, Cory Iverson, 32, died Thursday from burns and smoke inhalation, according to autopsy results announced Saturday.
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The blaze's first fatality, he died of smoke inhalation and burns, the Ventura County Medical Examiner's Office said.
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"Deaths are usually caused by smoke inhalation, snake bites (and) lack of basic health care during menstruation," he said.
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But researchers found that skin was the second-highest exposure route for the compounds, even more so than inhalation.
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The foundation's President, Al Cecere, tells TMZ the sanctuary's location puts the birds at serious risk for smoke inhalation.
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One of the youngest victims was believed to be a six-month-old baby who died of smoke inhalation.
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A third victim suffered from smoke inhalation at the scene and received medical care before being released, he said.
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"Didn't TV doctors learn when April Kepner got fired for a woman dying from smoke inhalation?!" one fan tweeted.
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A selfie to show he was safe After walking down all 48 floors, Mallari was treated for smoke inhalation.
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Doctors said one person was in serious condition, while most of the victims suffered from smoke inhalation and hypothermia.
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Luckily, no one was badly hurt, but two passengers and the driver were taken to hospital for smoke inhalation.
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People think that you get burned alive or you die from smoke inhalation, but the big killer is exhaustion.
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The sons are at Vanderbilt Medical Center in the burn unit and unconscious as a result of smoke inhalation.
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Of the total participants, 210 patients received usual care, 219 nasal irrigation, 232 steam inhalation, and 210 combined treatment.
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"They are suspected to have died from smoke inhalation," Uddhab Singh Bhatt, the area's senior police officer, told CNN.
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"The smoke is horrible," Raisa Brovkina, a pensioner in Novosibirsk, told state television after being hospitalized for smoke inhalation.
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Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter said the inert gas inhalation is used in countries that have legalized assisted suicide.
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Dozens of people have been slightly affected by smoke inhalation, but no serious injuries or fatalities have been reported.
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A caretaker who arrived after the fire started was treated for smoke inhalation but was not hospitalized, they said.
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Iverson died of thermal injuries and smoke inhalation, according to autopsy results from the Ventura County medical examiner's office.
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He died of "thermal injuries and smoke inhalation," according to autopsy results from the Ventura County medical examiner's office.
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"A number of zoo staff have been treated at the scene for smoke inhalation and shock," the zoo said.
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One reason: Smoke inhalation puts stress on the heart by reducing the amount of oxygen to the heart muscle.
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Twenty four people have been treated for light burns and smoke inhalation while one person suffered more serious burns.
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The Guadarranque industrial estate where the factory is located was evacuated and one person received treatment for smoke inhalation.
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For comparison, anthrax is not spread person to person but instead by contact with the skin or through inhalation.
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One death has been reported, although it was not clear whether the cause was a heart attack or smoke inhalation.
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After the blaze was contained, an official brought the cats – which all died of smoke inhalation – out from his bedroom.
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It said most of the 86 people injured Friday were treated for tear gas inhalation while some sustained gunshot wounds.
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But Knoll's cause of death wasn't the fire or smoke inhalation, an autopsy revealed, but at least 11 stab wounds.
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An "exposure" could mean ingestion, inhalation, or absorption into the skin or eyes; not all exposures are poisonings or overdoses.
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The group found that teen binge drinking is on the decline, where herb inhalation is on the up and up.
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It's haunted because so many men would die, falling into the fires, or from smoke inhalation, or other industrial accidents.
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The immediate goal tends to deal with physical effects—burns, smoke inhalation—and to find shelter with friends or family.
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"The biggest source of toxins is through inhalation and crude oil has benzene, which is a carcinogen," explained an environmentalist.
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One motorist, reported to be a truck driver, died in southern Kansas on Monday night from smoke inhalation, authorities said.
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The police spokesperson said three officers were taken to local hospitals where they were treated for smoke inhalation and released.
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The police spokesperson says three officers were taken to local hospitals where they were treated for smoke inhalation and released.
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All 37 students housed in the school's hostel managed to escape, and three had to be treated for smoke inhalation.
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"Negative publicity from the health community on talc (inhalation, dust, negative doctor endorsement, cancer linkage) continues," a 1992 memo said.
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All of the approximately 130 residents were able to escape the fire, but several suffered injuries related to smoke inhalation.
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Some cattle died directly from the fires while others were later euthanized due to injuries or smoke inhalation, he said.
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Short-term health effects of benzene inhalation include "drowsiness, dizziness, headaches, tremors, confusion, and/or unconsciousness," according to the CDC.
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One firefighter suffered smoke inhalation; the second continued working after a dislocated shoulder was popped back into place, officials said.
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Of those, 12 had gunshot wounds, 24 were hit by rubber bullets and 172 were treated for tear gas inhalation.
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As the two left the scene, coughing and wheezing from smoke inhalation, Tori called her father to share what happened.
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Other cannabis patients, with respiratory or other ailments that make inhalation not an option, have turned to edibles for years.
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Under state law, if lethal injection is unavailable, executions must be carried out by nitrogen gas inhalation, the statement added.
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I'd also take precautions to protect his airway, as he may have an inhalation issue with this sort of injury.
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But I'm in a hospital complex, so I draw a deep inhalation and forget for a moment to breathe out.
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A total of twenty-one emergency responders received treatment at hospitals for smoke inhalation and nausea, local officials have said.
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He died of smoke inhalation when Ansar al-Sharia, the Islamist militia waging the attack, set the embassy on fire.
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The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the Friday attack at Resorts World Manila, in which dozens died of smoke inhalation.
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The first known vaping-related death occurred back in August, where the victim's symptoms were consistent with chemical inhalation injuries.
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By the time firefighters reached the house, it was engulfed in flames and Mr. Hughes was dead of smoke inhalation.
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Ten more firefighters were seriously injured on Thursday, with four in South Australia being treated for burns and smoke inhalation.
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The sudden inhalation of air instead came from the sheer, unexpected sight of Chris Evans in a cable-knit sweater.
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Consumer Reports, which tests popular sunscreens every year, recommends against using spray sunscreen on children due to the risk of inhalation.
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Though he survived the fire, he died at the hospital due to smoke inhalation and second-degree burns on his hands.
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There was a collective quick inhalation of breath, and for just a moment, the crowd was too stunned to even cheer.
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O.J. Brown suffered severe internal injuries from smoke inhalation, according to Fox 5, and was taken off life support on Sunday.
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Several have died in rural Nepal in recent years, usually of smoke inhalation after lighting fires to try to keep warm.
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"It's too bad Kepner wasn't #ThisIsUs Jack's physician bc she definitely wouldn't have missed his smoke inhalation," he tweeted, tagging Drew.
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A trucker just north of the state line in Kansas crashed his rig in the haze before succumbing to smoke inhalation.
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Lawrence General Hospital said on its Facebook page it treated 13 people for injuries ranging from smoke inhalation to blast trauma.
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The two children were taken to the hospital by family members and one person was taken by ambulance for smoke inhalation.
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Solache suffered "severe smoke inhalation and other potentially serious injuries" while ensuring his crew was safely evacuated, according to the statement.
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Maxx the dog was also treated for smoke inhalation at a local vet, according to a press release from the SCSD.
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A little over a year ago, Meissner's mother, Carmen Berriz, died from smoke inhalation in the Tubbs fire in Northern California.
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Of those wounded, 92 were hit by live fire while the rest suffered from tear gas inhalation, the news agency said.
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Ricin is a deadly toxin that interferes with basic cellular functions and can be delivered via injection, inhalation, ingestion and contact.
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That incident was similar to a January 2015 tunnel fire near L'Enfant Plaza, during which one passenger died from smoke inhalation.
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Therefore it could be only external violence that led to suffocation caused by inhalation of gastric contents into the respiratory tract.
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These ineffable traits, as much as the sheer deliciousness of the food itself, made my four-day inhalation of Philadelphia memorable.
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Humans have not, however, evolved to handle prolonged inhalation of caustic air from something like the Paradise blaze, Dr. Balmes said.
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Take a dry towel and vigorously rub the foal; this tactile stimulation mimics a mare's postbirth licking and can trigger inhalation.
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Around 20 am: Locals find Stevens and rush him to a nearby hospital, where soon after he dies of smoke inhalation.
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Authorities said the fire began in the kitchen and that Gather Tanehill died from burns and his wife from smoke inhalation.
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One of the youngest victims was thought to be a six-month-old baby who died of smoke inhalation, officials said.
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Of the three people who were injured, Ms. Braun said, two suffered "significant" injuries while the third complained of smoke inhalation.
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Three people were injured on the ground, two of whom were treated for smoke inhalation and are doing fine, Benoit said.
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The targeted provisions also mandated employee health monitoring for illnesses linked to beryllium inhalation, such as lung cancer and beryllium disease.
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Directing the bag away from the gardener when opened, and being in a well-ventilated area, will decrease any inhalation risk.
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The victims were staying in a room on the second floor, and the authorities believe that they died from smoke inhalation.
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His two older brothers, 16-year-old Erik Dupree and 12-year-old Devon Major died of smoke inhalation in the Oct.
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Sam Brownback said a man died from smoke inhalation in Clark County after getting out of a semitrailer truck he was driving.
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Researchers think the bacteria might circulate in contaminated water, possibly infecting people via inhalation or small cuts or abrasions on the skin.
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The father tried to save his family, the chief said, and the attempt left him with second-degree burns and smoke inhalation.
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The officer suffered from smoke inhalation, and WBAL-TV reports they were both taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Two injured people are expected to survive after surgery and a third was treated at the scene for smoke inhalation and released.
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"With this, we're able to reduce pathogen transmission by about 55 times, and increase fresh-air inhalation by about 190%," Wang said.
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Prosecutors must prove that Carter's actions directly caused Roy's death from carbon monoxide inhalation, though not that she acted intentionally, Cevallos said.
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When doctors use the term "widowmaker" to refer to a heart attack, they usually aren't talking about damage caused by smoke inhalation.
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One box contains scores of doses of Spiriva, inhalation capsules for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease that would sell for about $22 each.
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Seven fire fighters and civil defense personnel were among the injured, who suffered from smoke inhalation or minor burns, the agency said.
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The adult suffered burns and smoke inhalation and was taken to a Pittsburg hospital by a helicopter ambulance, Erie News Now reported.
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The cause of death was "blunt force injuries with terminal smoke inhalation and thermal injuries," the Ventura County medical examiner office said.
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And in my first conscious moment after surgery, I took the deepest inhalation I had taken in four and a half years.
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Firefighters found them huddled in the bathroom of their fifth-floor apartment, dead from smoke inhalation, according to the medical examiner's office.
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They managed to escape, but one suffered smoke inhalation, and another suffered burns to his hands, neck and back, the report says.
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The boy, Isaac Paulous, who was identified from his dental records, died from smoke inhalation, the inquest at Westminster Coroner's Court found.
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It appears that none of the children tried to escape the blaze and that they likely died of smoke inhalation, he said.
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A bystander who was not aboard the plane tried to help the victims of the crash and suffered injuries from smoke inhalation.
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Of course, trying to save the cat could mean being overcome by smoke inhalation, or ending up trapped inside the burning apartment.
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Around 50 people were evacuated from the building and 25 were hospitalized for treatment of burns and smoke inhalation, Mr. Fuentes said.
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A teenager and a young adult are in critical condition with burns and smoke inhalation, Langford said, adding their prognosis was poor.
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In the US, injection is still the most common method, but inhalation is increasing, especially in cities and areas east of the Mississippi.
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The health directorate for opposition-held areas in the Damascus region said patient symptoms "suggest they have been exposed to chlorine gas inhalation".
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According to the New York Times, no serious injuries or deaths have been reported but dozens of people have suffered from smoke inhalation.
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With 953 million people dying from smoke inhalation worldwide every year, these stoves can help curb the need to cook over open fires.
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He opens his mouth wide, lips relaxed, panting audibly in the same "huh-huh-huh" rhythm of inhalation and exhalation as human laughter.
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The cause of death was "blunt force injuries with terminal smoke inhalation and thermal injuries," the Ventura County medical examiner office said. Gov.
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Through interviews with local fire authorities, we know anecdotally about the health problems created through smoke inhalation and additional on-the-job dangers.
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But the compound was already on fire when the police arrived in force, and the people inside died of burns and smoke inhalation.
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The San Francisco Chronicle deaths by smoke inhalation are the most common type of fire fatalities, according to the National Fire Protection Association.
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Her six-month old baby, the youngest victim, had died in her arms from smoke inhalation as they tried to escape the flames.
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"You just stay focused on what's happening — inhalation, exhalation, how people are coming out of a pose, how far they're going," she said.
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"I myself have already been to the hospital since the fires started," dos Santos said, adding that he was treated for smoke inhalation.
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Exposure to Novichok, either by inhalation or through the skin, leads to muscle spasms, secretion of fluid into the lungs and organ failure.
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Ms. Bayak died from smoke inhalation in hers as she tried to keep warm by a small fire in the bitter Himalayan winter.
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Preliminary indications are that "the cause of death was smoke inhalation" and "that the victims died prior to being burned," Brown told reporters.
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There are no reports of residents missing or seriously injured, though a number of people have been treated for smoke inhalation, she said.
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The pathogen contaminated humans, sheep and cows in its path and remains the largest documented outbreak of human inhalation anthrax in the world.
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Most of the people injured in Saturday's fire experienced smoke inhalation, but some had multiple fractures after jumping from windows, Mr. Szymanski said.
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The newspaper Dennik N reported that the fire started in one room and that most of those killed had died from smoke inhalation.
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Inhalation of water, spasm of the larynx, hypothermia and lung and limb infections are among the hazards physicians were told to watch for.
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Initial examinations indicate the passengers and crew member died of smoke inhalation before being burned, Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown told reporters.
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Molins said the attacker on the Champs Elysees on Monday appeared to have died of a cardiac arrest and inhalation of toxic fumes.
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"I'm just happy that the man is fine," he said, adding that the man he rescued was treated for burns and smoke inhalation.
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Reverse Cow-person Flu risk: 2 As soon as you stop facing each other, the likelihood of infectious-aerosol inhalation goes way down.
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It would also be desirable to include in Service manuals a general instruction that inhalation of dust during brake cleaning should be minimised.
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Reports from the first inquests into the deaths at Grenfell Tower show that smoke inhalation and toxic fumes were a significant cause of death.
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Many critters — including cats, dogs, cattle and sheep — have found themselves in animal hospitals across the area being treated for burns and smoke inhalation.
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Aum Shinrikyo's weapon of choice was sarin, an odorless, colorless toxic nerve gas that can paralyze or kill someone within one minute after inhalation.
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In 2014, the team found, 21 percent of all inpatient hospital visits due to heroin abuse among 12- to 19-year-olds involved inhalation.
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Pesola, who lived in the Ventura County city of Santa Paula, reportedly died from blunt force trauma, along with terminal smoke inhalation and burns.
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About 15 emergency workers manning the evacuation perimeter required care at the scene or were taken to a hospital and treated for smoke inhalation.
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"Four minors living in the home were able to evacuate the home and suffered minor to moderate injuries from smoke inhalation," the department said.
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Dozens of people were arrested, and people's health has been absolutely destroyed by repeated injuries and by constant tear gas inhalation over the years.
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The disease is still around today, spreading to humans from infected fleas on rats, or through the inhalation of infectious droplets in the air.
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All other passengers suffered non-critical injuries, although more than a dozen people were hospitalized mostly for smoke inhalation and chest pains, reported CNN.
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About 50 people were evacuated from the building and 25 people were taken to hospital for treatment for burns and smoke inhalation, Fuentes said.
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The home belonged to Ibrahim Dawabsheh, who was taken to the hospital after suffering from smoke inhalation, according to Israeli police spokeswoman Luba Samri.
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We know plutonium is in the food chain, but ingestion isn't as severe as inhalation, which they say is a guarantee of lung cancer.
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The residents of Porter Ranch were very concerned, however, about what the inhalation of the gas might do to their brains and their lungs.
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Inhalation of mercaptans can cause headaches, dizziness and nausea, but like methane, they are not currently known to cause significant long-term health effects.
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Five ship crew members who tried to extinguish the fire were treated for smoke inhalation in hospital, a spokesman for the Red Cross said.
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At least five other states allow gas inhalation but only as an alternative to the lethal injection, according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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These were inhaled sequentially at the participants' own pace, with each inhalation held in the lungs for 8 seconds, until the balloons were empty.
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A medic at the scene said more than 60 people were treated for mild smoke inhalation and problems caused by crowding as they fled.
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While it is easy to dismiss three cases as anecdotal, the researchers fear that forced fuel inhalation by refugees may be far more common.
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"This is material that is quite formidable, that is infecting people with inhalation anthrax, infecting them in the absence of direct contact," he said.
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They brought Ram to Camarillo Wildlife Rehabilitation, where the center's director, Nicky Thole, discovered the bird suffered from smoke inhalation and a fractured coracoid.
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Virendra Singh, Delhi's deputy fire chief, said 35 people were rescued by firefighters, with 19 taken to hospital for smoke inhalation and other injuries.
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Sena said there haven't been any fatalities among the brigadistas, although he admitted they don't know yet the long-term effects of smoke inhalation.
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Authorities said 85033 women and 12 men between 16 and 62 years old appeared to have died from smoke inhalation, The Associated Press reports.
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Several women each year are sexually assaulted while in chhaupadi and some die — from cold exposure, snake bite or suffocation caused by smoke inhalation.
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He and the five other survivors were taken to Long Island Jewish Medical Center to be treated for smoke inhalation, according to the police.
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Though propylene glycol and glycerin are generally considered safe substances, not a lot is known about the long-term effects of daily inhalation, Goniewicz says.
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" Although microplastics have been detected in the air, the study says inhalation accounts for a negligible intake "but may vary heavily depending on the environment.
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The older boys died of smoke inhalation, while the youngest boy was resuscitated and was flown to Children&aposs Hospital of Philadelphia but died Saturday.
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Susie is so proud of Midge's performance, she's almost ready to have her finish the set, even if that means also dying of smoke inhalation.
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Kiarre Curtis, 26, and five children ranging in age from 2 to 10 years old likely succumbed to smoke inhalation, Chief Deputy Robert Boyce said.
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Some experts also frequently recommend lotions over spray, citing a risk of inhalation and an easier way to gauge whether you've applied the right amount.
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His team found that "in smokers who use e-cigs, blood flow decreased after both inhalation at rest and after handgrip stress," he told healthline.com.
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Twenty-nine horses died during the Creek Fire and those who were rescued sustained severe burns and were treated for smoke inhalation, dehydration and stress.
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Oklahoma recently decided to use inert gas inhalation as the primary method for death penalty executions after struggling to find legally obtainable lethal injection drugs.
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The death "is found consistent with suffocation caused by the inhalation of stomach contents into the respiratory tract," they said on the procuratorate's Weibo account.
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Residents watched in tears as their homes burned down, and some were seen running around helplessly, trying to cover their faces to minimize smoke inhalation.
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His wife was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation and was OK, Rodriguez said, but it was "devastating" that other neighbors weren't as lucky.
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This meant that it may have been a placebo, a very low dose of salvinorin A, or that I had made some error during inhalation.
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Experts at the time said that the smoke from burning weed fields couldn't get you high, but might make you sick from the smoke inhalation.
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Just as it is in humans, smoke inhalation is a concern for the horses who have been evacuated, especially those with pre-existing respiratory conditions.
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One Palestinian man suffered a head injury, while others were treated from gas inhalation inside the compound, a medic from the Palestinian Red Crescent said.
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The zoo said in a statement on Sunday that an initial post mortem showed that the aardvark most likely died from smoke inhalation while sleeping.
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A diplomatic security agent tries again to locate them but is forced to retreat to the roof of the building after suffering severe smoke inhalation.
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"These are masks you may have bought for painting projects with fumes, for blocking smoke inhalation, or for an emergency kit," the donation page reads.
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Each year, at least one woman or girl — often more — dies in these huts, from exposure to the cold, smoke inhalation or attacks by animals.
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The approval was largely expected and follows the agency's advisory committee backing the drug, Arikayce (amikacin liposome inhalation suspension), in a meeting in early August.
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Three residents with minor injuries were taken to a hospital for evaluation, and several others were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation, officials said.
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In all, about 15 emergency workers outside the plant required care at the scene or were taken to a hospital and treated for smoke inhalation.
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All five of them — including a baby and two toddlers — had to be rushed to the hospital for smoke inhalation and a range of injuries.
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And face masks were in high demand throughout Ventura County over the weekend as residents worked to protect themselves from smoke inhalation, according to the Post.
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" In a separate tweet, Collins wrote: "And thanks also to the @NHSEnglandLDN #nhs #emt #Ambulance crew who took care of our smoke inhalation and comforted me.
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A cable fire on Monday that brought three lines to their knees showed similarities to an incident last January where a woman died from smoke inhalation.
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The blaze has also sent three firefighters to the hospital for smoke inhalation and forced hundreds of residents to flee their homes ahead of the flames.
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While the pet store was spared from severe fire damage, two canines being kept at Doggie Style died from smoke inhalation before firefighters could rescue them.
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Further, those doing the cooking—primarily women in most parts of the world—suffer health issues from the smoke inhalation that comes along with burning coals.
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Safety campaigns already exist, of course, such as "First Time Five," which tries to teach new users how edibles can affect you more severely than inhalation.
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Police fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of demonstrators in Bilad al-Qadeem suburb where one protester died from gas inhalation on Saturday, four activists said.
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In fact, according to the agency, it has had to change its drug testing protocols to prevent accidental overdose from inhalation or absorption through the skin.
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There, doctors recorded her issues: cough, difficulty breathing that was worsening by the minute, and sudden stabbing pains in the chest with every inhalation and exhalation.
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Over 10 years, the average decline in lung function for the entire group was a little over 300 milliliters of volume on inhalation and exhalation tests.
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On top of exhaustion from the long hours, they're also trying to stave off the effects of smoke inhalation and the airborne embers irritating their eyes.
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Some fucker doused the crowd with a fire extinguisher at a punk show last year, damaging the PA and someone went to hospital from the inhalation.
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Dozens more, including four medics, were treated for gas inhalation, as Israeli forces showered the area with tear gas canisters from behind their fortifications in Israel.
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Hypersensitivity reactions after the inhalation of food particles are an "increasingly recognized problem in children," according to a report in the journal Allergy and Asthma Proceedings.
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Twenty-seven of those people have suffered burns to more than 30% of their body, and many have inhalation burns that require airway support, Watson said.
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Dust masks actually trap large particles and don't protect your lungs from smoke inhalation, but a mask that uses a filtering respirator can offer some protection.
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"If inhaled at sufficient amounts, it could certainly cause respiratory problems, maybe even lipid pneumonia, a lung inflammation associated with inhalation of oils," Jordt told Gizmodo.
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One fatality directly related to the fire has been reported, a firefighter who succumbed to burns and smoke inhalation in the line of duty on Dec.
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Aavailable human and animal toxicity studies on manganese showed that a minimal risk level for chronic manganese inhalation exposure is 6900 micrograms manganese per cubic meter.
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One fatality directly related to the fire has been reported, a firefighter who succumbed to burns and smoke inhalation in the line of duty last Thursday.
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"Although unknown, the hazard to health arising from long-term vapour inhalation is unlikely to exceed 5% of the harm from tobacco smoke," the report states.
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The artist laid out a flammable five-pointed star and, after lighting it, lay down in the center, where she passed out due to smoke inhalation.
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There won't be any footage of flames lapping up from the basement or smoke inhalation victims being wheeled into ambulances through the drizzling gloom—not tonight anyway.
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"The cause of death is blunt force injuries with terminal smoke inhalation and thermal injuries," Ventura County Medical Examiner Christopher Young said in a statement on Friday.
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The mom-of-two desperately tried to locate her husband and children as flames engulfed the home but she suffered smoke inhalation and was forced to flee.
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The Luzerne County coroner&aposs office earlier said 12-year-old Devon Major and 16-year-old Erik Dupree died of carbon monoxide poisoning from smoke inhalation.
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There are other ways smoke inhalation can cause cardiac arrest and death without actually blocking blood flow to the heart—the technical definition of a heart attack.
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It's already known that the inhalation of smoke causes the blood vessels to narrow, said Pippin, no matter whether it's from cannabis, tobacco, campfire, or even incense.
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I took deep, icy breaths (cold from the force of my inhalation) and exhaled, blowing all my desk papers away with the force of a freight train.
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We process the captured pollution to remove the heavy metals and carcinogens but the inks used for art work/graffiti etc are not fit for inhalation/ingestion.
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Kramp explained that because deaths from deodorant inhalation are not common among the general population, the "consequences aren't really known," causing people to continue this dangerous behavior.
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The practice has resulted in a number of high-profile deaths in recent years, typically from animal bites or smoke inhalation, especially during the freezing winter months.
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Some of the injuries may be related to inhalation of oils included in the "e-juice," the vaporized substance that carries nicotine or THC into the lungs.
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They suffered heat exhaustion, smoke inhalation and muscle injuries, but all were treated at the scene and released, according to Expeditionary Strike Group 2 spokeswoman Lt. Cmdr.
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Authorities saved the six-year-old girl through a bedroom window and transported her to Nicklaus Children's Hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation, the documents state.
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Rescue officials had earlier said 40 were injured, although Czech media reported that most were treated for smoke inhalation on the spot and not taken to hospital.
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Smoke inhalation from wildfires can also be deadly over time, since fine smoke particles in the air aggravate asthma, provoke inflammation, and strain the heart and lungs.
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Four members of an Iowa family whose bodies were recently found in a condominium in Mexico died of inhalation of toxic gases, the authorities said on Saturday.
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The origins are unknown — some speculate that it comes from smoke inhalation from all the campfires,others say there's some bacterial infection that's never quite been expunged.
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Dr. Charles D. Blanke, who has studied data on physician-assisted dying, said it was not at all clear that nitrogen inhalation would bring a peaceful death.
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In the early hours of the morning, though, she jerked awake with an awful sound—a wretched, desperate, wheezing inhalation that seemed to leave her nearly breathless.
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Out of the 103 people still in hospital, 27 had burns to at least 30% of their bodies and many have inhalation burns that require airway support.
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On Tuesday, medical officials said 27 people in hospital had burns to at least 30% of their bodies and many have inhalation burns that require airway support.
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The fire in a first-floor living room was extinguished, and the mother and her son were taken to Santa Paula Hospital and treated for smoke inhalation.
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There needs to be stricter federal regulations on tobacco and e-cigarette companies, he told me, as all products should be tested for inhalation toxicology before approval.
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Conflicting reports have attributed his cause of death to blunt force trauma and smoke inhalation, but authorities say that they need more time to investigate exactly what happened.
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When sewed into a t-shirt, it could power breathing sensors - like those used to monitor babies - using the stretch caused by the chest expanding at every inhalation.
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Photo: Paula Bronstein (Getty Images)People living with opioid addiction are increasingly using the inhalation method to get high, warns a new review published Monday in JAMA Neurology.
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Total annual ingestion and inhalation of microplastics amounted to approximately 0003,2000 particles for boys, 24,2000 for men, 74,000 for girls and 98,000 for women, according to the study.
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" He also said that "the figure for inhalation... does not take into account the systems that our bodies have to remove particles from the air that we breathe.
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So far, more than $15,000 of a $75,000 goal has been raised to help the Feasers — including Maxx, who was treated for smoke inhalation and is doing well.
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However, on Wednesday the family confirmed that Arcturus Aldebaran Powers and Cygnus Regulus Powers remained hidden in the home during the fire and had succumbed to smoke inhalation.
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As expected, it was gut-wrenching: Though he did survive the fire, Jack died just hours later when he succumbed to a heart attack triggered by smoke inhalation.
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Smoke inhalation killed them both, says Kelly, and her dad also suffered burns on his body since the surge protector that caught fire was located beneath his bed.
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In January, one story hit international news when a Nepali woman died of smoke inhalation after lighting a fire to keep warm in one of these menstrual huts.
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Another initiative is to provide ethanol cooking stoves to communities that use fuels like charcoal and wood that can lead to respiratory diseases and smoke inhalation-related deaths.
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According to Magen David Adom, Israel's ambulance service, 35 people had been treated for light smoke inhalation across the country since the fires broke out earlier this week.
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No inhalation required: Just relax and put yourself in the hands of its young, four-member puppet-wielding cast, for whom goofiness is next to godliness (2200:245).
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No inhalation required: Just relax and put yourself in the hands of its young, four-member puppet-wielding cast, for whom goofiness is next to godliness (1:15).
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Latest developments • Cause of death: Firefighter Cory David Iverson, 32, died of "thermal injuries and smoke inhalation," according to autopsy results from the Ventura County medical examiner's office.
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St. Joseph Health said it had treated about 170 people at three of its hospitals in the region — most of them for smoke inhalation, but some for burns.
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Exposure, either by inhalation or through the skin, leads to muscle spasms, secretion of fluid into the lungs and organ failure, sometimes accompanied by foaming at the mouth.
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A number of ambulances were dispatched to the airport, and four crew members and one passenger were taken to a nearby hospital to receive treatment for smoke inhalation.
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On Sunday's episode, he walks away from the blaze appearing to be relatively unharmed, but dies later in the hospital from a heart attack caused by smoke inhalation.
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Attorneys for the passengers said Tuesday they are filing individual lawsuits on behalf of people have suffered from smoke inhalation due to the incident, according to the report.
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"If inhaled at sufficient amounts, it could certainly cause respiratory problems, maybe even lipid pneumonia, a lung inflammation associated with inhalation of oils," he told Gizmodo via email.
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Local reports attributed the deaths to the inhalation of toxic fumes from cheap or makeshift stoves set up by migrants for warmth, though a coroner's ruling is pending.
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In 2017, a fire broke out in the Animal Adventure section, killing a 9-year-old aardvark named Misha and leaving some staff members suffering from smoke inhalation.
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Each year, at least one woman, usually more, and often young, dies in such a tiny space from smoke inhalation, a snake bite or exposure to the cold.
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Ortiz died of smoke and soot inhalation, carbon monoxide poisoning and thermal burns, and his death was considered a homicide because the fire, which was set between 26810 p.m.
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Humans can be infected through flea bites, unprotected contact with bodily fluids or contaminated materials and the inhalation of droplets or small particles from a patient with pneumonic plague.
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Though she survived, she was left with severe second- and three-degree burns over 10 percent of her body, serious breathing problems caused by smoke inhalation, and scarred eyes.
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If it works as hoped, it could have the same impact on improving clinical outcomes as a completely new medicine, according to Martin Olovsson, AstraZeneca's head of respiratory inhalation.
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They speak of torture, gang rape, guns to the head, intentional overdose by injection, enforced meth inhalation, and systematic, even targeted abuse of individuals over many months — sometimes years.
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"Based on our data there were no adverse effects (of steam inhalation) but equally no clear benefits," and on balance he would not recommend people try it, Little said.
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Two people in the post office suffered from smoke inhalation and were also being treated at the hospital, Lafayette Fire Chief Robert Benoit said during a brief news conference.
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This implies direct inhalation isn't the only way for the bacteria to enter the body, but that oral intake of micro-organisms via contaminated hands is also a risk.
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Each year, at least a couple of women die in these huts from exposure, animal bites or smoke inhalation after building fires to stay warm during the Himalayan winter.
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Yawning consists of a deep inhalation of air accompanied by a powerful stretching of the jaw, followed by a shorter expiration of air and rapid closing of the jaw.
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Stevens and Smith died from smoke inhalation from the fire, and Woods and Doherty were killed by mortar fire during another wave of attacks on a CIA facility nearby.
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An hour later the bird was rescued; a half-hour after that, Mazzy was carried outside in the arms of a firefighter — she was alive but weak from smoke inhalation.
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Though Jack made it out of the fire alive he later died from a heart attack caused by excessive smoke inhalation, so the Crock-Pot was still technically to blame.
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During inhalation, much of the potentially contaminated air can pass through gaps between the face and the surgical mask and not be pulled through the filter material of the mask.
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The pet masks, which are mostly used to treat smoke inhalation, cost only $80 to $90 for a set of three sizes, but Sutton said a pet lover donated them.
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Firefighters Rescue Dog from Burning House, Resuscitate Pup "Without the quick action of Angulo, the children would have probably suffered severe smoke inhalation with burns," police said in the statement.
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The 25 deaths in the Oakland hills fire of 1991, for example, were all related to major burns (and possibly smoke inhalation; it's difficult to disentangle the two after death).
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" It now says that "while dermal absorption of fentanyl commonly occurs through prescribed use of the drug, inhalation of powder is the most likely exposure route for illicitly manufactured fentanyl.
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Not to mention, retractable roofs, technology to reduce smoke inhalation among firefighters, solar power and cordless power tools that we enjoy today because of an effort to reach the moon.
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According to the San Francisco Chronicle, investigators now say all 36 people killed in the Oakland Ghost Ship fire died of smoke inhalation, not burns or other fire-related injuries.
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This is the first study to use a mannequin that emulates human breathing with inhalation and exhalation, and relies on what's now considered the most accurate and streamlined analysis methods.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London Zoo reopened on Sunday, a day after a fire that killed an aardvark and likely four meerkats and which left staff suffering from smoke inhalation and shock.
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Two Americans — Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and Sean Smith, a State Department computer technician — died of smoke inhalation in a burning building during the initial assault on the diplomatic compound.
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Close to the bodies was a fur-lined leather bag with cannabis seeds, a bronze cauldron filled with stones and the frame of what seems to be an inhalation tent.
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The risk of accidental inhalation is only slightly more plausible: Fentanyl can enter the bloodstream through the mucous membranes of the nose and mouth, but it is not easily aerosolized.
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A tenant and a police officer were treated for smoke inhalation, and seven firefighters had minor injuries, James Leonard, the chief of the Fire Department, said at a news conference.
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An anesthesiologist, who requested anonymity because medical societies bar members from participating in executions or providing information to encourage them, said that nitrogen inhalation was less cruel than lethal injection.
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Prosecutors argued that Carter listened over the phone as Roy suffocated from carbon monoxide inhalation in his pickup truck and failed to notify his parents or authorities when he died.
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The father, who suffered smoke inhalation, cuts and burns, initially refused to be taken away by medics out of concern for his family, according to Mark Jones, a city spokesman.
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"One of the complications of smoke inhalation is that it puts terrible stress on the lungs and therefore the heart," the emergency room doctor told Rebecca in the Sunday episode.
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"The problem is that companies — not just the DIY-ers — are using chemicals and flavors that are safe for ingestion, but are not tested for inhalation safety," he told Vox.
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Each year, at least one or two women die in the huts — typically from exposure, animal bites or smoke inhalation after building fires to stay warm during the Himalayan winters.
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"These high and acute lead lines are indicative of short-term exposure from ingestion of contaminated food or water or inhalation from fires containing lead," the authors write in the study.
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The girl's father and a teenage boy were both treated for smoke inhalation and released shortly thereafter, and two other girls who had been in the house remain in critical condition.
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Earlier Sunday, a funeral procession was held for firefighter Cory Iverson, a 32-year-old Cal Fire engineer who died Thursday of burns and smoke inhalation while fighting the Thomas Fire.
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After being treated for smoke inhalation at Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center, the family walked back home, hoping they might be able to go back to sleep in their beds.
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Twenty-seven people died at the scene from the fire or from smoke inhalation, while another 33 died in the following weeks in hospitals—succumbing to their injuries and bacterial infections.
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Dubai police said 14 people were lightly injured as the building was evacuated; a medic at the scene said over 60 people were treated for mild smoke inhalation and other complaints.
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Ultimately, Jack didn't die within the fire (he escaped, along with the family dog and a few precious mementos) but he did succumb to a heart attack caused by smoke inhalation.
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I also used to regularly have nightmares about this fire alarm commercial, and have spent my entire adult life regularly waking up with a start, convinced I'm dying from smoke inhalation.
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The final product, a highly toxic, colourless and odourless liquid, will kill whomever it comes into contact with, exposing the attacker to serious risk, either through inhalation, ingestion, or skin contact.
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The California Superior Court in Oakland agreed that the company's baby powder was a "substantial contributing factor" to her mesothelioma, a rare and aggressive cancer caused by the inhalation of asbestos.
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In other words, we shouldn't believe that e-cigarettes result in the inhalation of "harmless water vapor," but we can accept that they are most likely much safer than conventional cigarettes.
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On April 6, three toddlers and two adults died of smoke inhalation in a home in the Timberline mobile home park, 150 miles southwest of Chicago, the Peoria Journal Star reported.
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Baxter, which sells products including intravenous devices, and inhalation and surgical equipment, has been coping with the effects of the storm that disrupted operations at its Puerto Rico facilities last year.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Hundreds of South African gold mine workers were rescued and over 100 treated for smoke inhalation after an underground fire, the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) said on Thursday.
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I have to exercise like an Olympic athlete just to lose a couple of pounds so I can button my pants without a sharp inhalation — and I look exactly the same.
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The Zoo said an initial post mortem showed the aardvark named Misha most likely died from smoke inhalation whilst sleeping, while the four meerkats unaccounted for were presumed to have died.
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Many of the people taken to area hospitals were treated for smoke inhalation, and people walked through their neighborhoods and evacuation centers wearing paper masks, in hopes of protecting their lungs.
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But a growing body of science shows how inhalation of minuscule particles from wood fires can nestle in the folds of lung tissue and do harm to the human immune system.
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Nearly all of the 37 people who were killed had taken refuge in a small room in the VIP section of the casino and died from smoke inhalation, Mr. Albayalde said.
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A total of 1,416 were injured by a combination of live and rubber bullets and gas inhalation by the end of Friday's marches, the Palestinian Health Ministry said, according to CNN.
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The first victims, identified as 22 guests and 13 employees of Resorts World Manila, appeared to have died of smoke inhalation, the police said, though autopsies had not yet been conducted.
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Earlier, an emergency services spokesman, Carlos Fuentes, said a man had died from burns and smoke inhalation on the fifth floor of the nine-story building in the capital, San Salvador.
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Another woman died on Thursday after disembarking a plane from Brisbane to Canberra on Thursday, with relatives believing she went into respiratory distress caused by smoke inhalation, The New Daily reported.
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Amba Bohora, 35, and her children 12-year-old Suresh and 9-year-old Ramit, died from smoke inhalation suffocation after they stayed overnight in the small, purpose-built structure on Jan.
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Janet died as a result of "homicidal violence including blunt impact injuries of the head" as well as smoke inhalation with thermal injuries, according to a spokesperson for the Connecticut medical examiner.
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Michael Klering, who needed to go to the hospital for acute bronchitis caused by smoke inhalation, told WKYT that the replacement phone wasn't plugged in or being used when it caught fire.
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His project to equip households with cooking gas to replace solid fuel not only saves thousands of lives that would otherwise be lost to smoke inhalation, it also directly targets women voters.
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A whopping 22 people reportedly died due to storm-related traumas after the storm and nine of them died either from smoke inhalation or burns from five different fires caused by candles.
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Correction: This story initially stated that an estimated 25% of the roughly 200,000 air quality deaths in 2000 were due to smoke inhalation, and that number would increase to 75% in 2100.
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The agency said that at least 37 people were hurt, mostly due to smoke inhalation, by the fire which broke out on Friday near the New Valley provincial village of el-Rashda.
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The other workers assumed that the miners had died, but eventually it was discovered the miners had lived, built a raft to combat flooding, and eventually died due to poisonous gas inhalation.
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The symptoms from outdoor smoke inhalation have evolved into a full-blown crisis for some parents, as they do not know how to protect their children from what is in the air.
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The state prosecutor's office of Quintana Roo, where Akumal is, said on Twitter on Saturday that the cause of death was suffocation by inhalation of toxic gases, ruling out violence or suicide.
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"The inhalation brought the damp cloths tight against my nostrils, as if a huge, wet paw had been suddenly and annihilatingly clamped over my face," he recalled in a Vanity Fair essay.
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Both times, the hall filled with a mighty unison inhalation, a collective gulp of oxygen and nerve as powerful as that of an Olympic swimmer coming up for air in the butterfly.
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Rosado's regimen varies, he says, but he typically prescribes 0.1 milligrams of sativa for each pound of the patient's body weight, taken daily, if they use a vaporizer or typical inhalation method.
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" And then, moments later, a quick inhalation before she wipes you out with, "And no one, nobody on this earth, would list her daughter's characteristics on the animal side of the paper.
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Steam inhalation may just be ineffective, or "it could be that it is difficult to get steam more effectively to the sinus openings in the way that nasal irrigation can," Little said.
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Health effects from the California wildfires — mainly from stress, inhalation of small particulates and the disturbance of people's health care needs — may reverberate for some time after the fires are finally smothered out.
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The suspect, Armond Johnson, was arrested and charged with aggravated murder for Tuesday's quadruple homicide, in which two adults were shot multiple times and two children died of smoke inhalation from a fire.
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On a recent episode of the popular NBC drama This Is Us, it was revealed that the show's patriarch, Jack Pearson died of smoke inhalation after his Crockpot set fire to his home.
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Agency scientists also concluded Rexista was less likely to vaporize if manipulated for abuse via inhalation, and that it was not easy to separate the blue dye and nasal irritant from the drug.
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After Apple discovered in June that certain MacBook laptops could overheat, posing a fire hazard, the Consumer Product Safety Commission quickly issued a warning, along with information about consumer burns and smoke inhalation.
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Including the death, the CPSC says there have been 391 reports of extinguishers failing to work properly or of nozzles coming off, resulting in 16 injuries that included smoke inhalation and minor burns.
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It was inspired by knowledge widespread among firefighters but less known among ordinary folks that deaths from smoke inhalation, toxic and superheated gases and heat are effectively mitigated just by closing a door.
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Public health experts had been pushing for faster review of methylene chloride-based paint strippers after several deaths from inhalation, among them a 21-year-old who died recently after stripping a bathtub.
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Speaking on Wednesday in the port city of Severomorsk, where the submersible is based, Mr. Shoigu said that the 14 officers had fought bravely to contain the fire before succumbing to smoke inhalation.
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The Times noted that it remains unclear whether these fixes would have helped prevent the deaths of the 33 passengers and one crew member on board, all of whom died of smoke inhalation.
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A placebo-controlled clinical trial performed by researchers at London's University College reported that the inhalation of CBD — a primary component in cannabis — is associated with a 40 percent reduction in cigarette consumption.
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Two children were burned to death and 2.403 died due to smoke inhalation in the blaze that ravaged the Pennsylvania-based Church of Bible Understanding's orphanage in Kenscoff, just south of the capital.
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Two children were burned to death and 2.403 died due to smoke inhalation in the blaze that ravaged the Pennsylvania-based Church of Bible Understanding's orphanage in Kenscoff, just south of the capital.
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It appears the blanket had caught fire while she was asleep filling the room with smoke, and since the window and door were both shut, we think she died because of smoke inhalation.
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According to a report in the China Post, her four friends in adjacent rooms were admitted to a local hospital and treated for carbon monoxide inhalation, but Yuh was found dead at the scene.
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"Out of the more than 100 studies that have been conducted in the past, there is no consistent evidence that inhalation, contact or ingestion of crumb rubber infill poses a cancer risk," he said.
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Palestinian fire trucks sent to help According to Magen David Adom, Israel's ambulance service, 35 people have been treated for light smoke inhalation across the country since the fires broke out earlier this week.
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Every detail of their private lives, every inhalation, is a revelation: Mitt Romney gave people forced haircuts, Barack Obama was once an obnoxious stoner, Hillary Clinton spent years as a teenaged Barry Goldwater supporter.
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Libyan civilians found Stevens hours later in the wreckage, and he died of smoke inhalation in a hospital, becoming the first U.S. ambassador killed in the line of duty in more than three decades.
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In that work, you noted that the timing of the GIF was calibrated to correspond with a deep inhalation and exhalation, a connection to the body that I see throughout most of your work.
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"In general, indoor pollution due to e-cigarettes is lower than by cigarettes, but, as for inhalation, e-cigarettes produce compounds that combustible cigarettes don't, with unknown health effects," Jordt told Gizmodo by email.
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Little and his research team recruited participants and randomly assigned them to one of four strategies: usual care, daily nasal saline irrigation, daily steam inhalation, or combined treatment (both the neti pot and steam).
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Each 3 parts per billion (ppb) of ozone in the air was associated with a lung function decline of 18 ml on a test of forced exhalation, and 40 ml on an inhalation test.
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He warned that the fastest-growing segment of the legal market in Washington State was extracts for inhalation, and that the mean THC concentration for those products was more than sixty-five per cent.
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Most of the deaths appear to have been overdoses of methadone looted from prison clinics, but at least one was from smoke inhalation, according to Francesco Basentini, the director of the Italian prison system.
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He said Gaza health officials exaggerated the number of wounded, and that several dozen at most had been injured by live fire, with others suffering from tear gas inhalation or other types of injuries.
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"Whenever you notice your mind creating worst case scenarios or if you feel anxious, pause for a moment, place one hand on your belly and take a deep inhalation through your nostrils," she said.
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But the conservative claim that he believes that personhood is mystically imparted via the inhalation of oxygen is the more accurate description of his actual legal position, and the emerging orthodoxy of his party.
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By the end of the day, the ministry spokesman in Gaza said there were 758 injuries from live bullets and 148 from rubber bullets, and the rest suffered from gas inhalation and other injuries.
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On January 9, Amba Bohora, 35, and her sons aged seven and nine, were found dead from suspected smoke inhalation in neighboring Bajura district after lighting a fire in a tiny wooden menstruation hut.
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One of the dead was aged 16 and at least 400 people were wounded by live gunfire, while others were struck by rubber bullets or treated for tear gas inhalation, Gaza health officials said.
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This Is Us fans have long known that patriarch Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia) would meet his maker, as he did in Sunday night's episode, dying of smoke inhalation after escaping a Crock-Pot-caused blaze.
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According to the outlet, both McDonald and Silverio suffered burns over 80 percent of their bodies, and McDonald succumbed to her injuries and smoke inhalation on Monday at New York-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center.
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NTSB investigator Lorenda Ward told reporters at O'Hare on Saturday that while flames never breached the plane's cabin, some smoke did, though city fire officials have said no one suffered from smoke inhalation or burns.
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A 70-year-old woman died in a car crash on Wednesday with smoke inhalation and burns along an evacuation route in Santa Paula, the Ventura County Star newspaper reported, citing medical examiner Christopher Young.
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Most of the injuries were from smoke inhalation, though Szymanski said one victim had broken legs and a possible broken back after falling or jumping from an upper-floor window to escape the heavy smoke.
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Or the dragon is actually a great, glorious, monstrous beast, and killing it leaves you with permanent lung damage from smoke inhalation and profound PTSD and depression, all of which is described in loving detail.
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The victims, believed to be a mother in her 20s and her son, about 3, were taken to Harlem Hospital Center to be treated for smoke inhalation and burns and were in critical condition, he said.
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The rescue was caught on camera by KGET 17 news photojournalist Chuck Dennis, and the station reports that the pup, who was suffering from smoke inhalation, was saved by a special type of pet oxygen mask.
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An analysis by RAND found the fastest-growing segment of the state-legal cannabis market in Washington state (one of the first to legalize recreational marijuana) was "extracts for inhalation," which includes vape pens and cartridges.
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An analysis by RAND found the fastest growing segment of the state-legal cannabis market in Washington state (one of the first to legalize recreational marijuana) was "extracts for inhalation", which includes vape pens and cartridges.
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To complicate matters further, while the cause of death will likely be attributed to the explosions, investigators still need to provide a more precise manner of death, such as blunt organ injury, shrapnel or smoke inhalation.
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While more research is needed to prove whether textile dust directly causes rheumatoid arthritis, the findings suggest factory workers might benefit from respiratory protections that prevent or minimize inhalation of this pollutant, Bengtsson added by email.
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On Friday, "blunt force trauma to the head with terminal smoke inhalation and burns" was announced as her cause of death, according to AP, and the coroner declared hers the first death connected to the wildfires.
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"The products that will no longer constitute an essential use are: Sterile aerosol talc administered intrapleurally by thoracoscopy for human use and metered-dose atropine sulfate aerosol human drugs administered by oral inhalation," the FDA said.
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On Friday, Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown said that a preliminary examination revealed that the victims died of smoke inhalation rather than burns and that authorities have identified 22011 of the bodies, USA Today reported.
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I would envision my asthmatic brother slowly succumbing to smoke inhalation on the flat, gray corporate rug of his Cantor Fitzgerald office — trapped, climbing upward and afraid for the entire 102 minutes before the tower's collapse.
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Experts have argued that the chemical components of vapeable THC—which can include flammable liquids—as well as poor manufacturing of the devices used to vape could account for the inhalation injuries seen in these cases.
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The Final Exit Network, a volunteer organization that supports the rights of people with terminal illness or intractable suffering to end their lives, considers nitrogen inhalation a reasonable method, and directs people to information about it.
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At least among adults, e-cigarettes are considered a far less harmful alternative because, unlike traditional cigarettes, they do not rely on combustion, which leads to inhalation of deadly carcinogenic particles, and 480,000 deaths each year.
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Sometimes this condition is not apparent during waking hours, but reflux may occur during sleep, resulting in inhalation of a bit of regurgitated stomach contents or causing a reflex that constricts the airways, Dr. Edelman explained.
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Instead, the use of such a device, which is commonly referred to as 'vaping,' involves 'the inhalation of vapourized e-cigarette liquid consisting of water, nicotine, a base of propylene glycol or vegetable glycerin and occasionally, flavouring.
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Recent epidemiological research following the enormous fires in Indonesia in the past few years suggests that lung disease from smoke and particulate matter inhalation may have caused over 100,000 additional premature deaths across Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore.
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LONDON — The London Zoo reopened on Sunday after more than 70 firefighters battled a blaze that destroyed a gift shop and cafe, killed an aardvark and left some staff members suffering from smoke inhalation, the zoo said.
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"The primary mode of transmission of the virus from person to person is through direct inhalation of droplets (as in, being within 6 feet of someone when they cough or sneeze and breathing it in)," Meyer said.
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The Australian Open tennis tournament was scheduled to begin in Melbourne on Monday with organisers saying they would monitor air quality after a player collapsed on court and quit a qualifying match due to bushfire smoke inhalation.
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On Sunday, Cahill was found dead behind the wheel of his car from an apparent suicide caused by carbon monoxide inhalation after he connected a hose to the tailpipe of the vehicle and ran into the car's cab.
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The mother of 21889-month-old Leila Anwar Ghandoor, who died in the hospital on Tuesday morning from tear gas inhalation, looks at her daughter as she is prepared for burial on May 2617, in Gaza City, Gaza.
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Two teachers were also killed in the fire at the Darul Quran Ittifaqiyah, a 15-minute drive from the iconic Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, police said, adding that most of the victims died from smoke inhalation.
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Her blank face registered none of the pristine grimness which so often pervades medical environs; hopeful hints of rose could be discerned in her pale skin; and with each gentle inhalation, her chest lifted slowly but reassuringly heavenward.
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Sadly NIST stopped their research at nose shape and vapor inhalation and refrained from figuring out why dogs are such good boys and girls aren't you so cute atta boy atta boy you are a cutie aren't you!
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A fire broke out on Thursday in a military zone in Turkey's southern province of Kilis bordering Syria and 10 soldiers suffered mild smoke inhalation, the provincial governor's office said, but there were no other casualties.
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In people, anthrax can be fatal if left untreated, and symptoms depend on the type of infection, such as small blisters for cutaneous anthrax; fever and chills for inhalation anthrax; or sore throat and nausea for gastrointestinal anthrax.
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Jefferson "Zuma Jay" Wagner, who serves as Mayor Pro Tem of Malibu, was taken to the intensive care unit after experiencing severe smoke inhalation while trying to save his home as the Woolsey Fire approached on Friday, officials announced.
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Police spokesman Tommy Nyman says two people were taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries after jumping out of a second-floor window to escape the blaze and 15 people in all were treated for smoke inhalation.
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"To the extent that e-cigarette use mimics the behavior of smoking a cigarette - handling the e-cigarette, the action of puffing, and the inhalation of smoke - it sets the adolescent up for easily transitioning to smoking," Soneji said.
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VERACRUZ, Mexico — Six police officers died on Sunday from smoke inhalation after prisoners started a fire while resisting an effort to transfer dangerous inmates out of a prison in Mexico's Gulf Coast state of Veracruz, the authorities said. Gov.
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Unlike the Juul, where users insert a pre-filled, flavored nicotine cartridge into a device resembling a USB, IQOS users insert what looks like a miniature cigarette into the end of a device, which heats the tobacco for inhalation.
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Those sent to hospitals with "inhalation issues," none of which were life-threatening, included three law enforcement officers who were overcome after responding to a spill of anhydrous ammonia in Beach Park, Illinois, the Lake County Sheriff's Office said.
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The draft assessment, completed by EPA scientists shortly before the inauguration in 2017, shows that the inhalation of formaldehyde vapor puts people at risk of developing leukemia and other ailments, both a current and former agency official told Politico.
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We have developed our own research on asthma and drugs to treat asthma, and we have no indication today that when taken at a therapeutic dose by inhalation, those drugs can provide any performance-enhancing effect to the athletes.
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A field coordinator for Doctors Without Borders, Michele Telaro, said the victims most likely died of fuel inhalation, and that the potent mixture of oil and water hampered the recovery efforts during the operation, which took place on Tuesday.
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This idyllic description, however, overlooked the discomforts of working outdoors during dark winters, fingers lost to squealing circular saws, bronchitis caused by sawdust inhalation, and the women who were killed when a rogue tree fell in the wrong direction.
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Four other people — a 31-year-old man, a 30-year-old woman, a 4-year-old girl and a 3-month-old boy — were taken to Maimonides Medical Center in stable condition with smoke inhalation, the police said.
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Mr. Bonsib said that after the fire broke out, Mr. Beckwitt tried twice to rescue Mr. Khafra but could not because he was overcome by the smoke, and that he was later hospitalized for facial burns and smoke inhalation.
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A spokesman for the Israeli Defense Forces, Lt. Colonel Jonathan Conricus, cast doubt on the casualty numbers from the Hamas-controlled Health Ministry; he said a large number of those listed as injured had suffered only tear-gas inhalation.
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And a 15-year-old girl in another part of the country died in a menstrual shed in December; local news reports said she was killed by smoke inhalation after lighting a fire in the hut to keep warm.
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The final toll includes 70 adults and children who died in the tower during the fire, and one baby who was stillborn shortly after the heavily pregnant mother escaped from the 21st floor, suffering severe smoke inhalation on her way down.
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Authorities said the grounds immediately adjoining Notre Dame — presently closed to the public — were found to have high levels of lead but added there was no risk of air inhalation or in areas further from the cathedral, the Guardian reported.
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In May, the Paris police warned that Notre Dame's melted roof left extremely high levels of lead in the square in front of the building and the roads around it -- but said that there was no danger of toxic inhalation.
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Death can result within 36-72 hours after ingestion (including inhalation in powder or mist form or injected while dissolved in solution) and, due to the lack of an antidote, medical treatment of acute exposure is limited to supportive measures.
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Not to mention the extra charges for things like examinations ($2100.43 each), consultations ($248.50 each), IVs (catheter and fluids, $75 each round), anesthesia (inhalation, $200; injectable, $52.14), and medication (clindamycin capsules 75 mg, $35.16 for 28; carprofen caplets, $100.433 for 5).
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"As you do this hold in your mind that with every inhalation you are bringing a calming, clarifying wisdom to your true self, and with every exhalation you are completely letting go of any tension, frustration, or fear inside," he wrote.
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"He had a lot of char on his fur, we were hearing fluid in his lungs which we would associate basically with inhalation of smoke and damage to his lungs from that," said veterinarian Alexander Deroziere, who is treating Taffy.
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Of course, just because the episode revealed how Jack died via a smoke inhalation-induced heart attack doesn't mean that we didn't get tons of clues about his death before it happened — and a few that were a little misleading.
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The charge against Gasmar comes on the heels of stricter monitoring by SMA following a gas poisoning incident in August in which hundreds of people showed symptoms of gas inhalation poisoning, prompting ongoing protests over the government's handling of the issue.
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The Kremlin said Tuesday that a "deep-water research submersible in the Barents Sea" (located off the northern coast of Russia and Norway) which was part of Russia's Northern Fleet suffered a fire in which 14 sailors died of smoke inhalation.
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"Many studies have shown that inhalation exposure to microbes and allergen-carrying particles in that portion of life plays a significant role in both the development of, and protection from, asthma and allergic diseases," Boor said in a press release.
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As WTSP News in Tampa reports, the Florida Poison Information Center says that in 2015, 2,784 cases of alcohol poisoning were reported among those 13 years and older—but only two of those cases resulted from the inhalation of alcohol.
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Some of these patients have suffered serious burns, while many more have come in with breathing problems -- including shortness of breath, dizziness, asthma and smoke inhalation, according to a statement by St. Joseph Health, which has received over 100 patients.
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The FDA has not established a pattern among reported cases: Seizures have been reported among first-time e-cigarette users and experienced users, and they have been reported as occurring immediately after inhalation and as much as a day after use.
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In California, those effects are already turning up: At least 20 people from outside immediate fire zones had visited UC San Francisco's hospital facilities due to symptoms from smoke inhalation as of Tuesday evening, according to UCSF spokesperson Elizabeth Fernandez.
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Despite his exhaustion and the difficulty he was having breathing because of smoke inhalation, Mr. Wickland said, he took the wheel of an armored vehicle and tried to dodge attackers who threw a bomb at it and sprayed it with bullets.
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Among the resources running dangerously low are N95 respirators, the masks that cup the face closely and have been approved by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) to block the inhalation of 95 percent of small airborne particles.
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The county's three hospitals are less concerned about mask shortages, said Laine Hendricks, a spokeswoman, because Facebook donated 40,000 N-95 masks and 3,000 surgical masks it had bought during last year's wildfires, when people were worried about smoke inhalation.
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The county's three hospitals are less concerned about mask shortages, said Laine Hendricks, a spokeswoman, because Facebook donated 40,000 N-95 masks and 3,000 surgical masks it had bought during last year's wildfires, when people were worried about smoke inhalation.
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She died of smoke inhalation after lighting a fire to keep warm, a common cause of death among women subjected to the traditional practice of chhaupadi, which was outlawed 15 years ago but remains pervasive in parts of the Himalayan country.
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Diane Lang, a nurse at the South East Regional Hospital in Bega, a town in New South Wales, said in a phone call that in recent days, patients have visited the hospital with burns and respiratory problems from smoke inhalation.
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Sunday's post-Super Bowl episode of the NBC drama revealed -- after more than a season of speculation from fans -- that beloved TV dad Jack (Ventimiglia) died from a heart attack caused by smoke inhalation after a fire at the Pearson's house.
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There have been several cases over the years of girls dying from causes like snake bites and suffocation; a 17-year-old girl died this February from smoke inhalation after lighting a fire inside the huts to keep warm at night.
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The time it takes for nicotine to reach lethal concentrations by inhalation would mean you became violently sick and too unwell to continue vaping (and you would get strong bodily feedback that you should stop considerably before that unless it was intentional).
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Soon after, Nam "heard a loud boom from his neighbor's house and the ground shook," according to the AP. Lawrence General Hospital officials said in a press conference they treated 13 people, with injuries ranging from minor to blast trauma and smoke inhalation.
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Fans are still reeling from Jack's tragic death on This Is Us. Though the Pearson patriarch didn't technically die in the fire started by a malfunctioning slow cooker, it was deeply connected, with Jack dying via a smoke inhalation-induced heart attack.
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The OPCW doesn't have powers to attribute blame, but the report echoes how Syrian opposition forces described the attack: Rebels said nine people were treated for gas inhalation after a helicopter dropped a chlorine-filled bomb in the town's al-Talil neighborhood.
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Beyond the need to bring light to communities, she stressed that due to murky kerosene often used in the developing world, women are dying of the inhalation of black smoke—kerosene lamps have been tied to tuberculosis and cause lethal fuel ingestion.
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On Monday, the state's Natural Resources Agency released a report finding that Californians will be more likely to "endure more illness and be at greater risk of early death" from increased heat stress and wildfire smoke inhalation as the world continues to warm.
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The EPA says the current estimated risk of cancer from inhalation of ethylene oxide and associated chemicals is 2,000 for every 1 million people exposed, well above the agency's goal of reducing the risk to no more than 100 per 1 million exposed.
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Even though I love my friend like a sister and pot is supposed to heighten the goodness of jam bands and all their fret-wankery, DMB still suck the big one and no amount of inhalation is going to make this golden.
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In reality, Ambassador Stevens and Sean Smith were overcome by smoke inhalation early on, and there was probably very little that could have been done to help them short of smoke hoods and sprinkler systems and adequate fire suppression, but it wasn't there.
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Inhalation of carbon dioxide at much higher levels than you'd ever expect to see in a workplace has been found by biomedical researchers to dilate blood vessels in the brain, reduce neuronal activity, and decrease the amount of communication between brain regions.
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Consumption of crystal methamphetamine, which has snowballed in recent years in China according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and can be taken by injection or inhalation, has contributed to the growing number of new infections, according to the WHO.
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