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firefighting foam linked to various cancers

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the dangers of firefighting foam

Firefighters and Industry Advocates are coming forward to raise awareness of the dangers posed by fire fighting foam, commonly referred to as AFFF. in order to stop fires, fire fighting foam uses a wide variety of chemicals that may be toxic to the human body.

many of these chemicals have been linked to the development of cancer. Firefighters on military bases, in civilian settings, and at airports may be impacted, including those that have previously served as a firefighter. Those impacted are encouraged to come forward and receive a legal case review. Receiving a legal case review comes with no obligation and is 100% free.

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firefighting foam news updates

firefighters endangered by chemical giants

The chemical Giants that produce fire fighting foam are accused of knowingly placing dangerous chemicals inside firefighting foam without warning firefighters of the dangers these chemicals May pose.

The Dangers of AFFF

The chemicals inside fire fighting foam are designed to be highly durable, allowing them to slowly put out fires. However, these chemicals have also been linked to the development of cancer which has impacted many current and former firefighters

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