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Was the same chemical with a suspected link to cancer in firefighters also killing cattle? - Vimarsana News

Was the same chemical with a suspected link to cancer in firefighters also killing cattle?

Canada's National Observer presents The Poison Detectives Episode 2 — Who’s Minding the Store?

A firefighter's wife and the nasty chemical secret no one wanted to hear | Canada's National Observer: Climate News - Vimarsana News

A firefighter's wife and the nasty chemical secret no one wanted to hear | Canada's National Observer: Climate News

When Diane’s husband, Paul Cotter, was diagnosed with prostate cancer at the age of 55, they were surprised and wondered if it was related to his job as a firefighter. Then, Paul began getting calls from firefighters at his station in Worcester, Mass. — all of them with prostate cancer.

Firefighter cancer crisis: Urgent call for action as more fall to aggressive cancers - Vimarsana News

Firefighter cancer crisis: Urgent call for action as more fall to aggressive cancers

Firefighter cancer crisis: Urgent call for action as more fall to aggressive cancers Fire

Pursuing justice for firefighters - Vimarsana News

Pursuing justice for firefighters

A Jan. 11 documentary screening of a 30-minute film titled, Burned, at Charleston's Sottile Theater spotlighted the true story of how a firefighter's spouse, Diane Cotter, reported the presence of

Firefighter's Wife Finds Out Why Nearly 2 in 3 Firefighters Die of Cancer: 'We've Got to Protect the Next Generation' - Vimarsana News

Firefighter's Wife Finds Out Why Nearly 2 in 3 Firefighters Die of Cancer: 'We've Got to Protect the Next Generation'

"I realized that this gear that was meant to protect firefighters was actually killing them."

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