The Jones Road wildfire continued to burn thousands of acres in central New Jersey. Smoky air could be wide-reaching.

EMERGENCY MEDICINE DOCTOR SOPHIA MANTIONE SAYS IT’S BEST TO AVOID WILDFIRES, BUT IF YOU HAVE TO BE AROUND THE SMOKE, TRY AND WEAR A MASK. EXPOSURE TO SMOKE AND DRY AIR FOR A PROLONGED PERIOD OF ...

The Ocean County Health Department is urging those with respiratory conditions to stay indoors in areas affected by the ...

Residents two years ago, many wearing masks left over from the coronavirus pandemic, were similarly worried when wildfire smoke from Canada drifted into the region. “Wildfires are a major contri ...

Wildfire smoke can be seriously harmful (AFP via Getty ... investing in filtration technologies, and passing out N95 masks and other protections could help protect vulnerable populations.

Over a quarter of the survey respondents reported needing improved air quality, masks and filters immediately ... the majority were related to mental health. "Wildfire smoke can put people at ...

Heavy smoke from the fire was affecting visibility in the neighboring ... well-fitting N95 or P100 respirator mask to protect yourself. Keep your trips outside short. You should also watch out ...

Smoke from the Jones Road wildfire was expected to continue to cause air quality issues all day Wednesday, possibly longer, ...