Federal researchers have linked exposure to PFAS chemicals used in AFFF firefighting foam with an increased risk of testicular cancer among Air Force service members.
A former Air Force firefighter says he developed prostate cancer after exposure to AFFF chemicals on military bases nationwide.
A toxic foam lawsuit filed by a former Air Force firefighter indicates he received a testicular cancer diagnosis due to years of AFFF exposure.
A firefighter foam lawsuit claims an Air Force veteran was diagnosed with breast cancer due to water contamination on military bases.
A U.S. Air Force veteran says exposure to chemicals from firefighting foam through contaminated drinking water led to the development of kidney cancer.
A former Air Force firefighter has filed a lawsuit after developing prostate cancer following years of exposure to toxic firefighting foam.
An Air Force veteran says he developed kidney cancer due to exposure to toxic firefighter foam on the base where he once served.
An Air Force veteran has filed a lawsuit claiming he developed kidney cancer after drinking water contaminated with toxic chemicals from firefighter foam while serving on a base in California.
