Differential metabolic profiles by training fire exposure in female firefighters

Tuo Liu; James Hollister; Krystal Kern; Michelle Valenti; Shawn C. Beitel; John Gulotta; Sara A. Jahnke; Heather Buren; John J. Haseney; Daniel J. O’Brien; Caitlin St. Clair; Yiwen Liu; Frank von Hippel; Catherine E. Mullins; Douglas I. Walker; Linda G. Kahn; Jefferey L. Burgess; Melissa Furlong

doi:10.1016/j.ijheh.2026.114746

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Metabolic profiles differ significantly based on fire exposure training in female firefighters, indicating unique physiological responses.
Trained firefighters show higher levels of specific biomarkers compared to those with less training or different exposure patterns.
Observational analysis targeted metabolic data across diverse training regimens to explore physiological adaptations to fire exposure.
These findings highlight the importance of tailored training to enhance the metabolic and physiological health of female firefighters.

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Observational analysis shows varied metabolic profiles based on fire exposure training in female firefighters, suggesting important physiological differences.

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