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North Carolina Senate Fails Firefighters on Presumptive Cancer Coverage

There are 49 states in the Union who recognize the great risk that firefighters expose themselves to over the course

The Pandemic Has Created a Crisis for First Responders

It was Christmas Eve 2020 when Major Corey Britt was called to a fire in Oklahoma City. There was a

California: Cardiac Arrest Patients Denied Hospital Transport if Survival “Unlikely”

You’re in your home. Going about your day. Then it hits you. You are suddenly having a hard time breathing.

Rapid Covid-19 Testing in the United States Has Struggled to Be Effective

One of the biggest frustrations for public officials and experts during this struggle against the Covid-19 pandemic has been testing.

Department of Defense, Congress Target Toxic PFAS Chemicals

If you’ve never heard of a “PFAS,” you are not alone. PFAS stands for “per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances,” which consist

$1.9 Trillion Stimulus Finally Sees Movement in Congress

Believe it or not, 2020 has come and gone and the United States has just passed only its 3rd comprehensive

Determining COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout is Complex, but First Responders Need To Be Top Priority

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought untold struggle to the United States. Being defenseless against the “invisible enemy” meant that many

As Fire and EMS Struggle with Funding, Biden Announces New Cost Sharing Initiative

For years, Fire and Emergency services have faced the headwinds of maintaining the increasing costs of operations and the struggles

First Responders Are Not Guaranteed First Access to Vaccines

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought untold struggle to the United States. Being defenseless against the “invisible enemy” meant that many

Firefighters Could Be First for Vaccinations, But Many Don’t Want One

For nearly a year, life and society have been disrupted by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic crisis in America. For months,

North Carolina Senate Fails Firefighters on Presumptive Cancer Coverage

The Pandemic Has Created a Crisis for First Responders

California: Cardiac Arrest Patients Denied Hospital Transport if Survival “Unlikely”

Rapid Covid-19 Testing in the United States Has Struggled to Be Effective

Department of Defense, Congress Target Toxic PFAS Chemicals

$1.9 Trillion Stimulus Finally Sees Movement in Congress

Determining COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout is Complex, but First Responders Need To Be Top Priority

As Fire and EMS Struggle with Funding, Biden Announces New Cost Sharing Initiative

First Responders Are Not Guaranteed First Access to Vaccines

Firefighters Could Be First for Vaccinations, But Many Don’t Want One

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