How the elderly cope with extreme heat and poor air quality conditions

The hot temperatures and thick smoke surrounding the air continue to be a health risk for some elderly with pre-existing conditions.

The hot temperatures and thick smoke surrounding the air continue to be a health risk for some elderly with pre-existing conditions. Source: SBS Filipino

Hot temperatures and thick smoke continue to be a health risk for most elderly with pre-existing conditions. Leti Lorenzana and Lorna Ramirez share how they protect their overall health from the extreme heat and poor air quality conditions.



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