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The Hidden Dangers of Air Quality- Emphysema in a changing climate
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Welcome to Buffalo HealthCast, the official podcast of the University at Buffalo's School of Public Health and Health Professions 🎙️
In this insightful episode of Buffalo HealthCast, we sit down with Dr. Meng Wang, an environmental health scientist, to explore the hidden dangers lurking in the air we breathe and their impact on lung health. Dr. Wang reveals how baseline levels of pollutants like PM 2.5, ozone, nitrous oxide, and black carbon contribute to the progression of emphysema. As climate change fuels air pollution especially from sources like wildfire smoke.
Dr. Wang emphasizes the critical need for targeted policies to protect vulnerable populations. He also discusses accessible solutions, including DIY air purifiers, and highlights the importance of public education and awareness about air quality in our changing climate. Don't miss this vital discussion on the intersection of air pollution, health, and climate.
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