Health experts warn of potential side effects due to smoke exposure amid wildfires
News 12 New Jersey spoke with Dr. Andy Berman about the potential dangers of smoke exposure.
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Apr 12, 2023, 8:33 PM
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Updated 401 days ago
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News 12 New Jersey spoke with Dr. Andy Berman about the potential dangers of smoke exposure.
Berman is a professor of medicine at Rutgers University Medical School and a local leadership board member for the American Lung Association.
