There’s been plenty of reasons to be concerned about the quality of air that you’re breathing over the last few years. It’s no fun to think about, but four years ago we were in the midst of a global pandemic.

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Several rapidly spreading wildfires in Southern California have generated unhealthy levels of smoke in areas close to where the blazes are burning. And millions of people across Southern California are also under an excessive heat warning.

The smoke coming from the three major fires burning in Southern California could pose a threat to our lungs. Dr. Narman Saddat with Providence Saint Joe’s spoke with KNX News’ Karen Adam.

As wildfires force thousands of people from their homes across Southern California this week, even more SoCal residents are at risk of inhaling wildfire smoke. Experts say wildfire smoke contains fine particles and toxic gases that can cause immediate and long-term health issues,