Emergency Services at greater risk of suicide
Pressures on the job compound over the years and can lead to suicidal thoughts.
Young men are most at risk of testicular cancer
Although it affects small numbers in comparison to other health issues, it’s important to discuss.
Why first responders need to prepare for, and protect against, COPD
This slow-moving disease causes inflammation and blocks air from the lungs, making it difficult to breathe.
Crohn’s disease impacts the young
It can make daily life difficult, especially for those in emergency services.
Emergency workers are diagnosed with type-2 diabetes at a higher rate
Being over 45 and having a history of heart disease are risk factors, but what’s more important to know is what you can control.
Support your partner in emergency services
If your partner is in emergency services, whether through their job or as a volunteer, do your best to support them – both physically and emotionally.
Sleep Apnoea is the most common disorder for emergency workers
The unpredictable hours, shift work and the exposure to trauma that can lead to unrested sleep is a serious issue.
Coping with Perimenopause in your forties
For women working in emergency services, it’s important to know what stage you’re in, to best support your body (and mind).
Firefighters or police: who needs to be the fittest?
The relentless demands. When it comes to emergency service workers, there are no other jobs quite like them.