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Prolonged exposure to poor air quality due to smoke haze raises health risks for elderly people, young children, and pregnant women. An emergency medicine physician shares what individuals can do to potentially reduce the harmful effects of inhaling toxic particulates.

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Prolonged exposure to poor air quality due to smoke haze raises health risks for elderly people, young children, and pregnant women. An emergency medicine physician shares what individuals can do to potentially reduce the harmful effects of inhaling toxic particulates.

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