Jim Blando, PhD, of Old Dominion University, explains why allergic patients' lung function dropped most 1 year after wildfire smoke exposure.
Jim Blando, PhD
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Jim Blando, PhD, chair of the Department of Epidemiology, Biostatistics, and Environmental Health at Old Dominion University
Articles by Jim Blando, PhD
Research suggests wildfire smoke does more than irritate the airways in the moment; it may worsen allergic disease for months afterward.
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