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Schools need more air filtration to protect youth from wildfire smoke, OSU study finds

States Newsroom · October 29, 2026

Children are breathing in unhealthy air for longer periods of time as wildfires worsen across the country, according to a new study by researchers at Oregon State University’s College of Health. The study, published earlier this month in Environmental Research , found that over a 17-year span, the average number of…

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Schools need more air filtration to protect youth from wildfire smoke, OSU study finds

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