
N95 respirators could reduce hospitalizations from wildfire smoke: study
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N95 respirators could offer robust protection from wildfire smoke, researchers say.
The Colorado State University and Colorado School of Public Health study authors noted that public health benefits are "strongly dependent" on how often the N95 respirator is used and by how many people.
The team's model accounted for the different kinds of face coverings, how well they fit, the characteristics of air pollution and the risk of air pollution causing respiratory disease, according to an accompanying release.
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