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Bethesda-Chevy Chase Rescue Squad members surprised the infectious disease specialist with a song to celebrate his 80th birthday
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Fire agencies should encourage members to get vaccinated, prepare their response plans for vaccine distribution, and remain vigilant
Clayton Fire Chief Donald Kittelson, 55, was a third-generation firefighter and 34-year department veteran
Fort Worth Capt. Randy Robinson, who died on Thursday, is one of 180 department employees who contracted the virus
Research has shown exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances can impact human immune systems, and may also impact antibody responses to vaccines
Across the country, fire and EMS workers are among the first to be immunized against the virus
As we look toward a new year, we honor the memory of those who put their life on the line to protect their community
Norton Fire Chief Mike Schultz is still recovering after being hospitalized with a severe case of the virus
It’s time for a national response to our national emergency
Casper Firefighter Dane Anderson was the first person in Natrona County to be vaccinated for the virus, followed by several other members of his department
Consider the long-term impacts the pandemic will have on your community, and start making adjustments
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