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Health Department Issues Advisory: In Winter, Not Just Outdoor Air, Indoor Pollution Can Also Increase Respiratory Problems
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When air pollution is discussed in winter, road dust, vehicle exhaust, and toxic outdoor air usually come to mind. However, many indoor items can also introduce pollutants into the body through the respiratory system. As the cold increases, people spend more time indoors. Therefore, sources like the use of wood and coal for cooking, burning fireplaces in closed rooms, incense sticks, dhoop sticks, camphor, and mosquito repellent mats can also af…
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