LAFD: Study Finds Firefighters at January Fires in LA Have Increased Toxins in Blood @lafd
LAFD: Study Finds Firefighters at January Fires in LA Have Increased Toxins in Blood  @lafd
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Dangerous environments are unfortunately a part of this profession.

Protective equipment has improved tremendously over the years but firefighters are still left vulnerable.

We're grateful for the Firefighter Cancer Cohort Study and Chief Guggenheim's proactive approach to ensure as much information as possible is gathered to address the long-term physical and behavioral health of Your LAFD.
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LAFD: Study Finds Firefighter's at January Fires in LA Have Increased Toxins in Blood

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