A research report on the effects of heat on female firefighters.
Read MoreMental Disorders in Firefighters Following Large-Scale Disaster
A literature review on the link between firefighters' mental health and disaster exposure.
Read MoreBiomonitoring of Smoke Exposure in Firefighters
A study that reviewed the biomarkers used to assess smoke exposures in firefighters.
Read MoreChanges in Firefighter Weight and Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors over Five Years
A study on changes in heart disease risk factors in firefighters who lost weight.
Read MoreIdentifying Frequency of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in Firefighters
A study on the incidence rates of mild traumatic brain injuries in firefighters.
Read MoreDiscovery of firefighter chemical exposures using military-style silicone dog tags
A study on the use of silicone dog tags to sample firefighters' chemical exposures.
Read MoreTrauma and work factors as predictors of firefighters’ psychiatric distress
A study on the link between psychosocial and organizational work factors and firefighter mental health.
Read MoreWhat do Firefighting Ability Tests Tell Us About Firefighter Physical Fitness?
A study that reviewed past research on the link between fitness tests and firefighting physical ability tests.
Read MoreBiomonitoring in firefighters for volatile organic compounds, semivolatile organic compounds, persistent organic pollutants, and metals
A study that summarized research on assessments of toxic exposures in firefighters.
Read MorePrevalence of Musculoskeletal Disorders Among Canadian Firefighters
A study that reviewed previous research on bone and joint injuries in Canadian firefighters.
Read MoreFirefighters’ job stress and the (un)intended consequences of relational quality with spouses and firefighter friends
A study on the link between firefighters' job stress and relationships.
Read MorePhysical training in the fire station and firefighters’ cardiovascular health
A study that compared the physical activity and cardiovascular health of Quebec firefighters who trained in the fire station vs. those who did not train.
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