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Las Vegas, NV – If you’ve felt unexpectedly dizzy, lightheaded, or unusually tired this spring, safety officials in Nevada say it may be worth checking more than dehydration or lack of sleep.
According to fire safety and public health officials, mild carbon monoxide exposure often begins with symptoms that feel easy to dismiss — especially during late winter and early spring, when cooler nights can keep heating systems in use even as daytime temperatures rise…