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A fatality may be caused directly by an accidental or intentional injury in either emergency or non-emergency circumstances, or it may be attributed to an occupationally related fatal illness. A common example of a fatal illness incurred on-duty is a heart attack. contributing factors to firefighter line-of-duty death everyonegoeshome.com uploads 2015/02 co everyonegoeshome.com uploads 2015/02 co
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California Firefighters Benevolent Fund Upon a LODD determination, CFF provides a financial benefit up to $5,000 directly to the fallen firefighters designated beneficiary. What Do I Do After a Line-Of-Duty Death? - California Fire Foundation cafirefoundation.org what-we-do what-d cafirefoundation.org what-we-do what-d
Sudden cardiac death has consistently constituted the largest share of on-duty firefighter deaths.
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Sudden cardiac deaths or cardiac conditions regularly account for the largest share of on-duty firefighter deaths.
Definition of Line-of-Duty Death Any death of an IAFF member where the member died of an injury or illness incurred while engaged in emergency or non-emergency duties on the job or as a result of the job. International Association of Fire Fighters Line-of-Duty Death iaff.org wp-content uploads 2019/05 iaff.org wp-content uploads 2019/05
Cancer is a leading cause of death among firefighters. Studies show that firefighters may have a greater risk of some types of cancer than the general population. For Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month, NIOSH encourages everyone to learn more about firefighters cancer risk and how to reduce it.

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