The relative contributions of underlying causes such as domestic fuels and motor vehicle exhaust were also examined. Death rates per 100,000 population were calculated as a basis for comparing risks across geographic areas and demographic factors. Based on trends to date, projections have been made for future numbers of CO-related deaths. Other factors associated with higher risk are older age, lower socioeconomic status, male gender, and marital status of single, divorced, or widowed. There is no apparent association between CO toxicity and sudden infant death syndrome.
Appendixes present a published paper on the subject and several statistical compilations.
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