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Wednesday, April 29, 2015

First Arriving- From Fighting Fires to Fighting Cancer


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From fighting fires to fighting cancer

 

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http://www.sconfire.com/2015/04/29/from-fighting-fires-to-fighting-cancer/


WMBFNews.com, Myrtle Beach/Florence SC, Weather WMBF.com
HORRY COUNTY, SC (WMBF) – “Firefighter” and “cancer” – the two words are fatally intertwined. It’s a hidden risk that can be more dangerous than the fires these men and women work to extinguish, because there’s little to no protection from cancer. It doesn’t matter what county, city, or neighborhood you live in. If your house is on fire, crews will not think twice about doing whatever it takes to save you and your property. But every moment firefighters are in those toxic fumes, a silent killer is attacking. This story is not about one survivor, but every firefighter who contracts a deadly disease simply because of what they do for a living. Back at the firehouse, Lt. Jeremy Albornoz…FULL STORY
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11 TIPS TO AVOID CANCER IN FIREFIGHTERS
Apr 27, 2015 10:53 PM
The following slideshow offers tips to avoid and prevent cancer in firefighters. These tips are provided by various firefighter organizations.
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Avoiding Firefighter Cancer
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ABOUT TODD PRUITT 

Owner- SConFire.com and currently a Fire Captain with the City of Goose Creek Fire Department in South Carolina. Past Operations Chief for Greater Valley EMS & Rescue in Sayre, PA and Volunteer Truck Captain in the City of Salisbury, MD. 25 Years of Experience in Emergency Services.
   





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