June 8, 2023
As smoke from Canada wildfires blanketed the Eastern half of the U.S. this week, putting millions at risk from unhealthy air quality, major media outlets have turned to the AARC and our members for help and guidance. The Wall Street Journal, the Associated Press, NBC and CBS News Online, The Boston Globe, Yahoo News!, HuffPost, and even Vogue have requested advice from respiratory therapists to help their readers. Thanks to our members who have generously shared their expertise to help others.
Here are the articles that have been published as of June 8, 2 pm CST
AARC member Brady Scott, PhD, RRT-ACCS, FAARC, AE-C, FCCP, is included in an NBC news article, video as well as Yahoo News and The Boston Globe, in an article titled, “Here’s what you need to know to stay safe from Canadian wildfire smoke.” “How poor air quality hurts your health.” and “We are under additional threat from the wildfires’: Respiratory therapist answers questions on air quality” NBC Online, NBC Chicago, Yahoo News, and The Boston Globe
AARC member Rich Branson, MSc, RRT, FAARC, FCCM, is included in The Wall Street Journal, “To Escape This Hazardous Air, Set Up a ‘Clean Room’ at Home”. Read it Here
AARC member Doug Laher, MBA, RRT, CAE, CMP, FAARC, is included in Vogue, in an article titled, “Is the Air Quality in the Northeast Giving You a Headache? You’re Not Alone.” as well as an article on CBS Online in an article called “Here’s how to ensure you get the best air purifier for wildfire smoke.” Vogue, and CBS News Online.
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Mara Gillispie is the Content Manager for the AARC where she creates engaging content for the association via the AARC website, newsletters, and videos. Connect with her about potential stories by email, website, or LinkedIn. When she’s not working, you can find her hanging out with her dog Kya, playing softball or volleyball, watching friends, and attending Dallas sports events.
