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A cancer diagnosis impacts not only the person diagnosed, but also partners, family members, friends, and your brothers and sisters at the station. Below are various resources available to assist those who want information about cancer, those diagnosed with cancer, and family members or caregivers who are supporting a person diagnosed with cancer.

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The IAFF-ACS collaboration provides resources, tools, and prevention techniques to help protect fire fighters with the hope of preventing future disease while providing critical patient support services across the country to improve the quality of life for fire fighters living with cancer and advocating for improved access to care.

Sign up Cancer Firefighting is a dangerous job. Beyond the immediate risks of injury, heat stress, sleep disruption, and psychological strain, fire fighters are exposed to toxic smoke, combustion byproducts, […]

Canadian Cancer Society Cancer Support The Canadian Cancer Society offers a nationwide support system for people with cancer and their family, friends, and caregivers. We’re here to help answer your […]

Being diagnosed with cancer is an overwhelming experience because it becomes a pivotal point of your life for an undetermined amount of time., maybe the rest of your life. Navigating this journey can be difficult, and feelings of depression, anxiety, and fear are common. Here are some resources to support you or a loved one during a cancer diagnosis.