'Fire brain': Survivors describe health struggles after exposure to wildfires
The harmful effects of the blaze don't disappear once the flames are extinguished, experts say
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The harmful effects of the blaze don't disappear once the flames are extinguished, experts say
Many people escaped the deadly Maui wildfires - some in harrowing fashion - but their ordeal may not be over. The harmful effects of wildfire exposure don't disappear once the flames are extinguished...
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article incorrectly said Laura Nelson was living in her car for several months after the Camp Fire. Nelson said she stored her belongings in her car for several months but stayed in hotels or with family or friends. This version has been corrected. - - -Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. Many people escaped the deadly Maui wildfires - some in harrowing fashion - but their ordeal may
Breathing in the tiny particles from wildfire smoke can produce cognitive deficits