Firefighting Foam – Consumer Assistance Team

firefighting foam linked to cancer

firefighting foam linked to multiple cancers:

Ulcerative colitis
Kidney cancer
Liver cancer
Thyroid disease
Thyroid cancer
Testicular cancer

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Current allegations

for decades, firefighters on military bases, in civilian settings, and more have used firefighting foam (sometimes called afff) to help contain dangerous fires. however, new research has found that firefighting foam may be linked to a long list of various cancers.

it is widely believed many current and former firefighters may have been exposed to dangerous levels of firefighting foam, which may have led to cancer development.

those that have been exposed and suffer from various cancers are encouraged to come forward to receive a 100% free legal case review.

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firefighting foam news updates

chemical giants endanger firefighters

both firefighters and industry advocates are coming together to raise awareness of the effects of the chemicals used by chemical manufacturers in the creation of firefighting foam.

The Dangers of AFFF (firefighting foam)

The high durability of the chemicals found inside firefighting foam make it dangerous to humans, as the chemicals do not break down over time.

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