Asthma Emergencies Surge At NJ Hospitals Amid Wildfire Smoke Csu Stock [7yGIgJgzwkF]

Wildfire smoke from far-away Canadian wildfires continued to smother New Jersey on Thursday, as state and local leaders urged residents to stay inside to avoid breathing in the harmful air. State Department of Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli said 143 people had been admitted to hospitals around the state with asthma-related issues on Wednesday, well above average.

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