CDC research links wildfire smoke exposure to asthma flare-ups, affecting air quality and health in Idaho.
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Updated Jul 27
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What happened
CDC research links wildfire smoke exposure to asthma flare-ups, affecting air quality and health in Idaho.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Wildfire
company
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
government organization in Kampala, Uganda
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Idaho
state of the United States of America
Related events
- Wildfires are causing cross-border air quality issues affecting the region around Idaho and Eastern Washington.
- The wildfire season has intensified, impacting the region involving Idaho and the Pacific Northwest.
- Wildfire conditions are affecting Summerland, leading to air quality issues and cancellations of local markets and events.
- Idaho Department of Lands assisted with a current brushfire incident on July 1.
- Wildfires are active across multiple states, with smoke visible in Colorado and Utah, and fires threatening homes in Idaho and Oregon.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- localnews8.comWildfire smoke creates a perfect storm for asthma sufferers - Local News 8
- postregister.com