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Exposure to a firefighting overhaul environment without respiratory protection increases immune dysregulation and lung disease risk

21 Aug 2018

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Firefighting activities appear to increase the risk of acute and chronic lung disease, including malignancy. While self-contained breathing apparatuses (SCBA) mitigate exposures to inhalable asphyxiates and carcinogens, firefighters frequently remove SCBA during overhaul when the firegrounds appear clear of visible smoke. Using a mouse model of overhaul without airway protection, the impact of fireground...

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PMID: 30130361
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0201830

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