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The increase in emergency department visits related to asthma syndrome was especially pronounced among working-age adults.

Warming temperatures impact our food, water, air, and overall well-being.

Warming temperatures impact our food, water, air, and overall well-being.

There's a stark link between Canadian wildfire smoke and increases in the number of people going to the hospital for asthma symptoms in NYC.

A new study by researchers at the Yale School of Public Health confirms that harmful smoke from wildfires is capable of traveling great distances and can impact

Researchers involved in the study spoke with the News about how they used New York City’s syndromic surveillance system to determine how many asthma-related emergency room visits occurred as the smoke wave rolled through the city.

New research on the effects of the Canadian wildfires on asthma syndrome in patients sheds light on the downstream effects of ecological disaster on regions outside of those affected.

A team at the Yale School of Public Health and Yale School of Medicine has uncovered that Black communities are especially vulnerable to harmful air pollutants, casting doubt on clean air policy.

When the temperature rises, seniors, children and people with certain medical conditions are more likely to succumb to heat-related illness and even death. U.S....

By 2050, more than 5 billion people could face at least a month of extreme heat each year.