Reducing Cancer Risk in Oregon
We understand the significant challenges and hazards that face the Oregon fire service daily, and we're committed to providing resources to protect their health and well-being.
Cancer poses a significant threat to firefighters and first responders because of exposure to hazardous materials and carcinogens during firefighting operations. By implementing preventive measures and adopting healthy lifestyle practices, the risk of cancer can be reduced.
This page offers a comprehensive collection of resources tailored specifically to the needs of Oregon firefighters and first responders. Whether you're seeking information on best practices for reducing exposure to carcinogens, tips for maintaining a healthy lifestyle, or support services for those affected by cancer, you'll find valuable tools and information here.
Explore our curated list of educational materials, training programs, and links to relevant organizations dedicated to firefighter health and safety.
Together, we can work towards minimizing the risk of cancer among Oregon's firefighters and first responders, ensuring they can continue their critical work of protecting our communities while safeguarding their own health.