Wigmore on Carbon Monoxide

Wigmore on Carbon Monoxide: Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning
Author(s): James G. Wigmore
Price: $125.00
ISBN: 9781487570606
Pre-order now for March 2026 delivery:* "Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning" take center stage in Wigmore on Carbon Monoxide, the definitive guide to humanity’s silent killer. This forensic exploration reveals CO’s hidden dangers through 600+ studies, from ancient mysteries to modern threats like faulty heaters and generators. Essential for medical/legal professionals.
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University of Toronto Press

Why Carbon Monoxide Remains a Silent Killer in Today's World

*Pre-order now – available March 2026*

Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are just one critical focus of Wigmore on Carbon Monoxide, which unveils the gas’s deadly role across history. This groundbreaking work by forensic toxicologist James G. Wigmore analyzes 600+ studies to expose CO’s invisible threat—from ancient “demon deaths” to modern risks like malfunctioning appliances and vehicles.

Key insights include:

  • Detailed analysis of symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning, from headaches to fatal exposure
  • Historical cases once blamed on supernatural forces, now understood as CO’s effects
  • Modern dangers: generators, heaters, and engines in homes/workplaces
  • Medicolegal guidance for investigators, lawyers, and health professionals

Blending science with gripping historical accounts, this book equips professionals to combat a hazard that remains lethally relevant today.

Wigmore on Carbon Monoxide FAQs

What is Wigmore on Carbon Monoxide about?

It's a comprehensive book exploring the history, dangers, and medicolegal aspects of carbon monoxide poisoning through 600+ studies.

When will Wigmore on Carbon Monoxide be available?

The book is available for pre-order now and will be released in March 2026.

What are common symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning?

The book details symptoms ranging from headaches and dizziness to fatal exposure, backed by scientific research.

Why is carbon monoxide called a silent killer?

Because it's odorless, invisible, and non-irritating, making detection difficult without proper equipment.

What modern sources of CO poisoning does the book cover?

It examines risks from water heaters, gas stoves, generators, Zambonis, and various heating equipment.

Who would benefit from reading this book?

Lawyers, judges, scientists, coroners, death investigators, police officers, and students.

Does the book discuss prevention of CO poisoning?

Yes, it emphasizes awareness and prevention methods for our modern world.

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