Here’s how wildfire smoke affects the body — and how you can protect yourself
Ideas.Ted
JULY 28, 2021
The metals, which have been linked to health harms including high blood pressure and developmental effects in children with long-term exposure, traveled more than 150 miles on the wind, with concentrations 50 times above average in some areas. The human body is equipped with natural defense mechanisms against particles bigger than PM2.5.
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