PhD, Postdoctoral Researcher
Contributing writer at CRACKYL Magazine.
Fire scenes are hazardous and unforgiving. Every hose advance, roof cut, or patient extrication exposes crews to flames and toxins. Yet for the 89,000 female U.S. firefighters, an additional danger is often present before the first alarm even sounds: the standard-issue bunker gear hanging on the...
By Josephine Bolaji
