Health & Wellness
FireRescue1’s Health and Wellness resource center provides practical, evidence-informed guidance to support physical fitness, mental health and long-term career resilience. Coverage includes injury prevention, nutrition, sleep, stress management, cancer awareness and behavioral health to help fire service professionals remain healthy, capable and mission-ready on and off duty.
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Lawrence Firefighter Patrick Sweeney kept one of his grandfather’s military dog tags in his helmet
Both men suffered facial injuries, and Stowe Fire Chief Matthew Chapman is facing charges of simple assault and harassment
Cache County Fire District members, state troopers and EMS providers were responding to three other crashes at the time
“Completely broken heart": Clear Spring Volunteer Fire Company Capt. Mike Reid announced the death of his son Chief Zachary P. Reid
The money will go toward a new fire engine for the Penn Township Volunteer Fire Company
The rig flipped onto its side, and one passenger in the Jeep had to be extricated
Rowan County EMS treated the three wounded first responders on site
Both men admitted that they knowingly supplied the fentanyl that killed 43-year-old Brian M. Parrish
Palestine FD members provided aid immediately, and the firefighter was transported to a medical center in stable condition, the police chief said
Montgomery County crews faced a complex and dangerous scene with a plane entangled in power lines dangling 100 feet above the ground
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You can protect others, but what about yourself? Make sure you’re personally ready in the event of an emergency so you can assist others in their time of need
Karen Owens shares insider tips for training to treat pediatric athletic injuries, some of which may surprise you
Newport News Fire Chief Jeffrey “Jeff” Johnson: “I’m going out on a high point with a great organization. So this will be my last position within the fire service”
The Baltimore City FD truck was stolen during a medical call
Crewmembers “got them out pretty quick,” Birmingham Battalion Chief Jackie Hicks said
Brittney C. Ramos says her husband, Lt. Garrett Ramos, died as a result of the Sterling chief and deputy fire chief not following proper procedures
The child also tried to cut a second firefighter with a knife
Police and fire agencies worked together to prepare and care for a major ski event
Bad behaviors associated with cliques may include the use of intimidation tactics, promotion of racist or sexist ideologies, or subverting the chain of command
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