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Large fires and dry weather can leave smoke hanging for weeks , so you might still breathe bad air after news reports show clear skies Wildfire smoke is filled with: Tiny particles (PM.) Irritating gases such as nitrogen oxides and formaldehyde Carbon monoxide These can burn your eyes and throat, hurt your lungs, and cut the oxygen your body needs Even healthy people may start coughing, while anyone with asthma, heart trouble, or other lung problems can get much worse
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A study involving more than 200 children and their mothers found that 76 percent of children exposed to secondhand smoke carried the bacteria in their noses and throats, compared to 60 percent of those not exposed to smoking
Many countries around the world had been watching the progress of the Australian laws before deciding whether to implement similar measures in their own jurisdictions
