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Due to the spontaneous oxidation of NO to NO<jats:sub>2<\/jats:sub> under ambient conditions, individuals working with NO may in fact be exposed to both gasses in the case of an accidental release. Unfortunately, most safety materials provided to NO users do not address the potential for associated NO<jats:sub>2<\/jats:sub> toxicity, and, until now, models developed to predict health consequences following a release of NO have not appropriately considered the oxidation kinetics nor the toxicity of both NO and NO<jats:sub>2<\/jats:sub> in their assessments. This paper describes an improved multi\u2010module model that addresses these limitations and explores whether facilities using NO should consider adopting measures that can mitigate the simultaneous health effects of both gasses. The model predicts the morbidity (intoxication\/injury), mortality (death), and treatment outcomes that may arise following an industrial NO release by first calculating the doses of both NO and NO<jats:sub>2<\/jats:sub> received by exposed individuals and then applying newly defined toxicity parameters for NO and NO<jats:sub>2<\/jats:sub> to assign dose\u2010dependent probabilities for the onset of intoxication and\/or death and the ability of appropriate treatment(s) to save lives. Modeling results indicate low risk to worker health in the likeliest release scenarios while identifying less likely situations that carry substantially higher risk. Moreover, these results indicate that risks to worker health can be mitigated with simple measures like maintaining reliable alarms, adequate ventilation, and on\u2010site supplies of methylene blue, as well as encouraging quick responses by personnel. With appropriate parameterization, the improved modeling framework is generalizable to any chemical release, especially multi\u2010hazard releases resulting from the conversion of one toxic compound into another under likely environmental conditions. By directly addressing the toxicities of multiple compounds, the improved model presents a more realistic picture of the potential health consequences of a chemical release. 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