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American Lung Association chief doctor warns of fire exposure

The American Lung Association’s chief medical officer on Tuesday encouraged West Maui residents who are returning to the Lahaina burn zone to wear protective gear. Dr. Albert A. Rizzo said the air quality may be good at the time but cleaning up and sifting through the ashes could expose one to long-term health issues.

By Craig T. Kojima

Oct. 10, 2023

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The American Lung Association’s chief medical officer on Tuesday encouraged West Maui residents who are returning to the Lahaina burn zone to wear protective gear. Dr. Albert A. Rizzo said the air quality may be good at the time but cleaning up and sifting through the ashes could expose one to long-term health issues.
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Dr. Albert A. Rizzo speaks on Tuesday.
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Dr. Albert A. Rizzo speaks on Tuesday.
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Dr. Albert A. Rizzo speaks on Tuesday.

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