đź’¨ Abstract
An article from June 25, 2025, discusses the health impacts of brutal summer heat in the D.C. area, focusing on asthma and allergies. Brian Yuen of Inova-GoHealth Urgent Care explains that high temperatures increase ozone and pollen levels, exacerbating asthma symptoms. He advises staying indoors, in air-conditioned spaces, and using HEPA air purifiers to reduce indoor allergens.
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