Wildfire season is here — and so are air quality warnings from the resulting smoke. Dr. Vhaibav Gupta says while it's impossible for some people, like those who work outdoors, to stay inside, masks are just one way to mitigate some of the health risks.
Wildfire season is here — and so are air quality warnings from the resulting smoke. Dr. Vhaibav Gupta says while it's impossible for some people, like those who work outdoors, to stay inside, masks are just one way to mitigate some of the health risks.
- Published
- Jul 16, 2026
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- Jul 16, 2026
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- Cbc
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- Health
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