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Ways to keep indoor air clean when there s wildfire smoke in your area

Breathing in wildfire smoke can have immediate health effects, including an asthma attack, chest pain, coughing, fast heartbeat, headaches, irritated sinuses, runny nose, scratchy throat, [.]

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NY air quality: Can I use my air conditioning? Is air inside better?

Readers submitted their questions about air quality and wildfire smoke in New York. We re answering this question and others over the coming days.

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Is breathing wildfire smoke like smoking cigarettes? It may be worse

Some reports suggest breathing Canadian wildfire smoke in New York is like smoking cigarettes. But true health risks are more complicated.

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Is breathing wildfire smoke like smoking cigarettes? It may be worse

Some reports suggest breathing Canadian wildfire smoke in New York is like smoking cigarettes. But true health risks are more complicated.

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Should I Use AC When Air Quality Is Bad? It Depends, Say Health Experts

Health experts and home engineering pros share how air conditioning may help improve indoor air quality when air quality indexes are bad, and when to not use ACs.

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