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Lung health issues affect women

Women who smoke increase their risk of developing lung diseases and reduced fertility rates.

Lungs Are Precious

At Breathe LA, we call supporters "Breathers." Now, a significant threat to improving air quality has made its way onto the November ballot: Prop. 23.

Why Should "Breathers" Vote Against Prop. 23?
Thu, Sep
16
2010

Green Salon - Environmental Innovation in Our Educational Systems

How is Los Angeles leading the way in education with the use of new technologies for environmental sustainability

Thu, Oct
21
2010

Green Salon - Clean Air, Lung Health, and Good Jobs in the Latino Community

Latino Perspectives on the November ballot initiative that would stop California's landmark pollution reduction law

Why Should "Breathers" Vote Against Prop. 23 This November?

Why Should "Breathers" Vote Against Prop. 23 This November?

At Breathe LA, we call our many supporters Breathers. Now, a significant threat to improving air quality has made its way onto the November ballot.  Our first step is to make sure that all Breathers understand the importance of voting "No" on Proposition 23.

Public Health Tips for Crown Fire and North LA County Residents

The Crown Fire in the Palmdale area and spreading in northern Los Angeles County continues to foul the air breathed by millions of South Californians and has produced a pungent white haze that spread through the Los Angeles Basin and east into San Bernardino County. No one is immune to the affects these fires have on our air quality and how the toxins can impact our daily lives. Click here for some important health tips.

Whooping Cough Now An Epidemic, Tips to Protect Families

Whooping Cough Now An Epidemic, Tips to Protect Families

Whooping cough has been declared an epidemic in California. Whooping cough is preventable and can be managed so that individuals exposed have less ill effects.  Here are three ways that families should consider to prevent or to lessen effects of the whooping cough.