Alyce McFadden, a reporting fellow on The Times’s Metro desk, writes about what covering a disaster for the first time brought home to her.

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A significant body of research demonstrates that exposure to wildfire smoke has negative effects on the brain.

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The few articles of clothing he salvaged from the ruined house reek too strongly of smoke to wear. "I put them through the wash seven times," he said. "The Red Cross gave me special laundry detergent.