Fitness & Health
FITNESS IN FOCUS
Fire Chief Timothy Johnson had complained of indigestion and an upset stomach before leaving for home
U.S. Fire Administrator Dr. Lori Moore-Merrell presided over the event that focused on current problems in the fire service
Government officials hear testimonies about challenges involving recruitment, cancer, mental health, EVs, climate change and beyond
Alexander Griffin died during a run pursuing his dream of becoming a firefighter like his brother
TEEX Wellness and Resiliency Program Director Alisa McDonald has led the development of peer teams available to deploy to large-scale disasters
“Our ultimate goal is the safety of the employees,” Decatur Fire Chief Tracy Thornton said about the new, job-related testing
The Irving Police Department and Irving Fire Department combined forces to offer EMDR therapy, an employee health clinic, wellness incentives and much more
Five position papers – focused on climate change, blood transfusions, reproductive health, mental health and CPR – were endorsed at the annual NFPA Urban Fire Forum
A physician’s assistant at FDIC urged me to seek out a specialist – and now I urge you to pay attention to your body and take action when needed
Captain Arnoldo Sandoval filed a lawsuit over the 2021 firehouse shooting when Firefighter Jonathan Tatone killed Fire Engineer Tory Carlon and wounded Sandoval
COMPLETE COVERAGE
There’s nothing like sharing a good book with your family and learning what it means to help others at the same time
The Glynn County Rescue firefighters received second-degree burns on their shoulders, necks, ears, hands and arms
A top-tier athlete breathwork coach shares exercises to reset your mindset on and off shift
The department requested privacy for the family of fallen Firefighter Jonathan Van Oeffelen
Firefighter Brady Weaver is doing well, but remains in significant pain, according to the Arlington firefighters’ union
Detailing the fitness and nutrition plan used to shed 95 pounds
Exploring the distinct stressors firefighters face during medical calls
Arlington officials said the firefighter was shot in the chest
The Texas A&M Forest Service and Stanford University School of Medicine collected data from firefighters wearing an Apple Watch and air quality sensor
Corrine Flammer, N.J.’s first mental health resilience officer, details how fire/EMS leaders can create custom resiliency plans that address the needs of individual members