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Aunts daughter left car running as she was about to leave - garage door was shut for 5 or so minutes as she put her baby in car seat. im worried my son is 2 - my aunt was baby sitting and had him there too. i walked in & removed him. cancer/cm risk?
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No, your son should be safe from long term consequences after that exposure.
Answered 6/9/2022
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