Public Safety Medical Services

	324 E. New York Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 Phone: 877.972.1180

An important part of our mission is to provide public safety agencies with
resources and services to help their departments maintain and develop
healthy lifestyles.

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Web site Links View dozens of Web sites in the following categories: Law enforcement Fire service Health and fitness	Public Safety Newsletter View or print copies of our bi-monthly newsletter committed to the health of public safety professionals.
Health and Safety Tips View dozens of fact sheets from the NFPA, USFA, the American Dietetic Association and more. Health tips Safety tips Fitness tips Nutrition tips Internship Program College students click here to learn about how you can gain quality practical experience towards a career in exercise science.	Disease Prevention View disease information from the American Heart Association, American Cancer Society, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and many others on the following topics: Heart disease and stroke Cancer Hepatitis C Smallpox SARS Disease facts Disease prevention tips
Clip Art View and copy dozens of images for use on your own Web site or printed materials. Free fire service images Free law enforcement images Free miscellaneous images	Fitness Certification Learn about the ACE/IAFF Peer Fitness Trainer Certification for firefighters. Redmond Symposium View documents from the 16th symposium on Occupational Health and Hazards of the Fire Service.
Community Programs Learn about these programs offered in communities around Indiana. Tobacco Free in IFD Water Awareness in Residential Neighborhoods (W.A.R.N.) Indiana on the Move!™ Indiana Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Program	Fitness & Nutrition Services Learn more about these services aimed at reducing health risks, increasing productivity and enhancing individual awareness of unhealthy lifestyle behaviors.
	World Trade Center Illnesses Read about the medical risks created by the WTC collapse on 9/11 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Injuries and illnesses among FDNY rescue workers Air sample results Occupational exposures to air contaminants Dust exposures in residential area