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Wildfire smoke linked to higher ER visit risk for people of all ages

".we're all at risk of health impacts," says Annie Doubleday. ".we all should be taking steps to reduce exposure and watching for any symptoms."

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New research links wildfire smoke to increased risk of emergency room visits for people of all ages

New research links wildfire smoke to increased risk of emergency room visits for people of all ages
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The heat is on: How to protect health in extreme heat

DEOHS is collaborating with cross-sector partners to prepare for a hotter future in the Pacific Northwest

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What the air-quality index doesn t tell us about smoke dangers

With smoke in the Pacific Northwest popping up more frequently, even people who aren t part of "sensitive" groups are feeling its impacts.

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Even in Washington s mildest regions, heat is deadly

As the state works to protect residents in a changing climate, a new study suggests the solutions should vary by location.

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