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Even for the healthy, wildfire smoke poses risks Congestion, coughing plague many exposed to the poor air quality. July 23, 2021 7:52pm Text size Copy shortlink:
Smoky air blowing into the state from wildfires scorching Canada and the western United States is making it hard for many Minnesotans to breathe and elevating health risks for those with underlying conditions such as asthma, COPD and allergies.
But even people in good health are experiencing watery eyes, stuffy noses and coughing and sneezing brought on by several days of poor air quality, said Dr. Bryan Williams, a pulmonologist with M Health Fairview. It s not a lot different than breathing in secondhand smoke, he said. You may be wondering, Why am I congested and why don t I feel good?
Region s hospital networks vary in approach to employee COVID-19 vaccinations
Health care providers in the U.S. and region face the same question of whether to require employee COVID-19 vaccinations that other employers do. But the up-close and personal nature of health care work makes for a unique point of consideration that employers in other industries may not need to contemplate. Written By: Matthew Guerry | ×
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ST. PAUL Hospital networks in the region have come up with differing answers to the question of whether COVID-19 vaccines should be required for employees, with some strongly encouraging but not mandating vaccinations and at least one making them compulsory.