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	Office of the Chief Public Health Officer Health Effects of Smoke Exposure due to Forest Fires Exposure to smoke can quickly result in sore eyes, tears, cough and runny nose. If the smoke lasts several days to weeks or Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-06-18 10:33:08 Open Document File Size: 136,10 KB Share Result on Facebook IndustryTerm gas stoves / / MedicalCondition shortness of breath / lung diseases / emphysema / cough / runny nose / congestive heart failure / long-lasting cough / lung disease / chest pain / coughing / chronic bronchitis / chest tightness / severe fatigue / asthma / / Organization office of the Chief Public Health officer Health Effects of Smoke Exposure / office of the Chief Public Health / / Position Officer / community health nurse / nurse / / SocialTag Pulmonology Medicine Heating, ventilating, and air conditioning Air pollution Building biology Smoke Respiratory disease Cough Stove Smoking

Office of the Chief Public Health Officer Health Effects of Smoke Exposure due to Forest Fires Exposure to smoke can quickly result in sore eyes, tears, cough and runny nose. If the smoke lasts several days to weeks or Add to Reading List