News — Multiple wildfires in Southern California have destroyed homes, caused at least five deaths, and forced the evacuation of nearly 200-thousand people.

The fires have also created unhealthy air conditions for people who live in nearby areas. Smoke and particulate matter can drift and affect those who live thousands of miles away.

is a preventative cardiologist who focuses on the impact of the environment on our health in general and our heart health.

Dr. Al-Kindi is available to talk about the impact the smoke from these wildfires could have on the population in the Los Angeles area.

Please let me know if you would like to schedule a time to speak with Dr. Al-Kindi.

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