"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Wildfires continue to burn in Canada, causing smoke to drift south into some parts of the U.S. That smoke ...

To avoid breathing wildfire smoke, it's important to have the right gear. Dust masks, bandanas and damp pieces of cloth won't adequately protect you from inhaling fine particulate matter like PM2.5.

Wildfire smoke can cause a wide array of health issues, according to the district. Along with eye and throat irritation, it can cause coughing and wheezing, especially among people with asthma, ...

If you thought you were free of the Canadian wildfire smoke from earlier this month—or that your city avoided the smoke altogether—you’re in for a rude awakening. On Tuesday, several cities across the ...

While Covid-19 rates have been increasing throughout much of the country, the message from many of our public health and political leaders has become one of minimizing and denial. This is happening ...

With rising city pollution, protecting your lungs from PM2.5 and PM10 is vital. Experts advise using N95 or KN95 masks for ...

Government officials recommend staying inside or wearing a mask to avoid breathing in any of the potentially harmful smoke particles floating around the area. While people may have piles of old masks ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- As the Bay Area, we are all out there braving the smoke together. But what are we doing right? What are we doing wrong? ABC7 News reporter Leslie Brinkley sat down with Dr.

A woman in Rochester, New York, created an "incredible" mask to protect her dog from wildfire smoke in the area. "Lots of smoke today in Rochester. My wife made a mask for our dog though. Kind of ...

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