As wildfires rage in the Los Angeles area, air quality is deteriorating and health risks from air pollution mount. Here’s what to know about staying safe.

Anenberg said black particles in your nose also ... A growing body of research also links wildfire smoke to long-term neurological effects such as dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.

The Pollution Control Department, in collaboration with the Traffic Police Division, has intensified measures against vehicles emitting excessive black smoke. Under the new regulation, vehicle owners ...

But the fires scorching the area now are sending up plumes of black smoke that pose threats ... But wildfire smoke has its own effects on the blood, which are thought to increase risk beyond ...

Although the smoke’s immediate effect has begun to dissipate ... there was a 95% increase in attacks and flare-ups. Asian and Black children also saw significantly higher increases in attacks ...

Anenberg said black particles in your nose also ... A growing body of research also links wildfire smoke to long-term neurological effects such as dementia and Alzheimer’s disease.