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Spectral Frequency and Broadband Noise Analysis of the Firefighter Environment: Potential Implications for Cardiac Health
Firefighters are well known to have elevated risk of adverse health outcomes across a wide range of diseases and injuries, including cancer, hearing loss, fatal cardiac events, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), sleep disorders, and many other adverse outcomes. It has been speculated that the no
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