Protect yourself from the dangerous haze of wildfire smoke
Wildfire smoke is dangerous, but when flames engulf homes, releasing harmful chemicals, that poses another health threat.
Andrew Miller: The countless reasons why we need safe air protocols in Australia
I was stuck at the gate on a sardine plane, wearing an N95 mask to filter the stale expired air of 200 other sweaty, ...
America Is Sleeping on a Powerful Defense Against Airborne Disease
The scientists had stressed that the idea of airborne transmission of the new virus was still mostly theoretical, but they’d ...
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Urban fire particulates in air can cause health issues
Q: We live in the fire zone in Altadena, California. After the evacuations ended, we came home, and now my throat is ...
Ask the doctors: Urban fire particulates in air can cause health issues
We live in the fire zone in Altadena, California. After the evacuations ended, we came home, and now my throat is constantly ...
Expert recommends that everyone keep an eye on air quality forecasts
Pruitt recommends that everyone keep an eye on the air quality forecasts in their area as well as a few tips on bad air ...
Having trouble breathing? See how climate change is impacting our air quality.
Symptoms of climate change, such as extreme weather events and wildfires, can significantly impact air quality, potentially ...
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Wildfire Q&A: What you need to know about the smoke
A home carbon monoxide monitor is helpful for that ... Wearing a mask can be helpful, and an N95 mask will work better than a surgical mask, Sullivan said.