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FIREFIGHTING FOAM LINKED TO CANCER DEVELOPMENT
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For decades, aqueous firefighting foam has been used to fight fires in cities, military bases, airports, and more. however, recent studies have now linked exposure to aqueous firefighting foam (AFFF) to various cancers, due to a large number of toxic chemicals commonly found in afff.
The widespread use of firefighting foam has led many experts to believe that thousands of current and former firefighters may have been exposed to dangerous levels of afff, which may contribute to the development of cancer.
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