Bay Area fire agencies receive grants to help battle cancer among firefighters
The most dangerous threat to professional firefighters isn't flames or smoke. In the fire service, cancer is the leading cause of death. Half a million dollars in state funding will be given to departments to buy safety equipment that will limit exposure to substances that can cause cancer on the job.
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