Miller Gardner -- the 14-year-old son of former New York Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner -- died from carbon monoxide poisoning, Costa Rican authorities have said.

United States citizens have been urged to take precautions when traveling to Costa Rica after Miller Gardner was found dead ...

The U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica issued a health alert on April 15, warning travelers of carbon monoxide risks after a U.S. teenager’s death at a Manuel Antonio hotel. Miller Gardner, 14, son of former ...

Costa Rica's highest tourism authority - the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) - has addressed the use and regulation of carbon monoxide detectors in hotels following the death of Yankees alum ...

Costa Rica’s highest tourism authority — the Costa Rican Tourism Institute (ICT) — has addressed the use and regulation of carbon monoxide detectors in hotels following the death of Yankees ...

Gardner was found dead by a family member in a hotel room on March 21 while vacationing at the Arenas Del Mar resort in Costa Rica. Investigators found high emissions of carbon monoxide ...

The embassy said, "Most countries in Latin America, including Costa Rica, do not have widespread laws mandating carbon ...

The United States Embassy in Costa Rica has issued a warning about the risk of carbon monoxide, weeks after the death of Miller Gardner, son of former Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner. The embassy ...