CTV Winnipeg: Lung expert talks air quality

June 5, 2025 —

Dr. Andrew Halayko, professor of physiology and pathophysiology in UM’s Max Rady College of Medicine and Canada Research Chair in lung pathobiology and treatment, discusses the effects of poor air quality caused by wildfire smoke.

To watch the entire interview, please follow the link to CTV Morning Live Winnipeg.

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