Why those in L.A. whose homes were spared in wildfires could still face serious health risks

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January 19, 2025
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The massive scale of the Los Angeles wildfires means even people whose homes didn't burn down face health concerns from airborne compounds in the ash and smoke, researchers say.

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Why those in L.A. whose homes were spared in wildfires could still face serious health risks

Why those in L.A. whose homes were spared in wildfires could still face serious health risks

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