Medical/Clinical

Medical/Clinical Articles

• Calif. Fire/EMS department tackles new challenges - 07/02/2008
• Shortage of ER beds, staff a 'national issue' - 06/19/2008
• Transport Management for the Sepsis Patient - 06/17/2008
• AMA to consider endorsing undercover patients - 06/14/2008
• Troopers in rural Wash. to get defibrillators - 06/13/2008
• Hydrocodone/APAP: Drug Whys - 06/12/2008
• Alright, I’ll Say It - 06/12/2008
• The Heart of the Matter - 06/10/2008
• Calif. distributes disaster medical support vehicles - 06/10/2008
• NY considers creating 'organ-removal' ambulance - 06/06/2008
• NY Medicaid to deny payment for hospital errors - 06/06/2008
• Distributors Bound Tree and Tri-anim to merge - 06/05/2008
• CPR/AED public training promoted by Okla. agencies - 06/05/2008
• Aussie ambulance service blocks use of heart-saving system - 06/04/2008
• Misinterpreting the Results of a Sternal Rub - 06/03/2008
• First-ever national awareness week touts use of public AEDs - 06/03/2008
• ICE cards for seniors proven effective, Fla. responders say - 06/02/2008
• Opinion: Why are people with money, insurance crowding nation's ERs? - 06/02/2008
• Taser may have regulated man’s heart rhythm - 06/01/2008
• LA hospital settles patient dumping lawsuits - 05/31/2008
• Air ambulances address issue of obese patients - 05/29/2008
• Ambulance ride can determine stroke outcome - 05/29/2008
• D.C. 911 to redirect with non-emergency issues - 05/28/2008
• 'Vial' program could save lives, Canadian paramedics say - 05/28/2008
• Ore. EMS responders to test cardiac arrest treatments - 05/22/2008
• Problems rare but more likely in teen blood donors - 05/21/2008
• Fort Worth hospital fined for errors in man's death - 05/18/2008
• CDC: Syringe reuse linked to Vegas hepatitis C outbreak - 05/17/2008
• Anonymous rape exams to be available nationwide - 05/14/2008
• Wireless patient devices at risk from proposed Internet use - 05/14/2008
• An Emergency of the Aortic Kind - 05/13/2008
• Thermal Burns Patients: Initial Assessments and Management Tips - 05/12/2008
• Train quarantined in Ontario with mystery illness - 05/10/2008
• Innovative N.Y. plan will buy time for organ recovery - 05/08/2008
• WHO fears Myanmar disease outbreaks in wake of cyclone - 05/07/2008
• Study: Playground injuries more severe than vehicle accidents - 05/06/2008
• New Ga. cath lab center prepares for opening - 05/06/2008
• 10M children worldwide die from lack of health care - 05/06/2008
• Doctor's group decides who to leave untreated in a disaster - 05/05/2008
• Pasta sauce triggers lockdown at Calif. hospital - 05/03/2008
• Robot reinvents bypass surgery - 05/02/2008
• Medtronic, FDA settle on unrestricted defibrillator distribution - 05/01/2008
• Blood substitutes aren't safe, researchers warn - 04/30/2008
• Pilot program to station paramedics at Canada ERs - 04/30/2008
• Immune Response: Friend and Foe - 04/29/2008
• Lisinopil: Drug Whys - 04/28/2008
• Revised Houston system allows heart attack patients to bypass ER delays - 04/28/2008
• Therapeutic hypothermia touted for cardiac arrest patients - 04/25/2008
• Invasion of redback spiders closes Australian hospital - 04/25/2008
• MAST Again: Medical, Not Military Anti-Shock Trousers - 04/24/2008
• Canadian study claims advanced EMS care not best in trauma cases - 04/24/2008
• The Valsalva Maneuver - 04/22/2008
• RSI procedure gets low level of oversight in Texas - 04/21/2008
• Ark. city looks to end ambulance diversions from crowded ERs - 04/18/2008
• Neonate with Refractory Hypoxemia - 04/17/2008
• Naloxone: The Most Abused Drug in EMS - 04/15/2008
• Poisonous viper venom may heal stroke patients, scientists say - 04/10/2008
• A Glimpse at Product Offerings at EMS Today: Part 2 - 04/08/2008
• Building a Resistance Against MRSA - 04/08/2008
• Increased patient load strains Denver's ERs - 04/08/2008
• Medstar to roll out clinics at Baltimore drug stores - 04/08/2008
• Opinion: CPR, calling 911 works as well as using at-home defibrillator - 04/08/2008
• Fla. ads target heart-smart response - 04/04/2008
• A Glimpse at Product Offerings at EMS Today - Part 1 - 04/01/2008
• The Two Most Important Words in an EMS Protocol - 03/26/2008
• Understanding the Presentation of Hyperglycemic Hyperosmolar Nonketotic Syndrome - 03/24/2008
• Nev. completes inspections in hepatitis C case - 03/23/2008
• Cardiac response system speeds care in So. Calif. - 03/22/2008
• Study: Age of blood may affect patients - 03/21/2008
• The MAST Will Not Die - 03/20/2008
• AHA warns cocaine may cause heart attack symptoms - 03/19/2008
• Fever in Children - 03/18/2008
• Tenn. trauma hospital faces financial crisis - 03/18/2008
• Staph screening praised for 70 percent reduction rate - 03/18/2008
• Patient overload forces S.C. facility to cut trauma status - 03/17/2008
• Md. medics can save lives by calling ahead for cath lab - 03/17/2008
• Pediatric equipment gifts bolster Maine county care services - 03/13/2008
• A Look at CPAP for EMS - 03/12/2008
• Furosemide: Drug Whys - 03/10/2008
• Hospitals spending extra money for obese patients - 03/10/2008
• New devices strike back against strokes - 03/09/2008
• D.C. medics to finally get stronger narcotics - 03/07/2008
• Rare Q disease cases sprout in rural Nev. - 03/05/2008
• Alternatives During the Cold and Flu Season - 03/04/2008
• Breathing Life into ARDS - 03/03/2008
• Doctors expect thousands to seek treatment day after marathon - 03/03/2008
• 40,000 Nev. patients potentially exposed to HIV - 03/01/2008
• Flu outbreak puts strain on Ark. ICUs - 02/29/2008
• New implant device provides quick alert for heart attack sufferers - 02/28/2008
• Study suggests antibiotics are overused - 02/26/2008
• Mo. bill targets stroke and heart attack care - 02/25/2008
• Experts say don't smoke near oxygen tank - 02/24/2008
• Feds prescribe new recipe for flu shot - 02/22/2008
• Responders help out after power outage at Calif. hospital - 02/22/2008
• CDC: Just 1 in 4 know heart attack warning signs - 02/21/2008
• Understanding the Presentation of Diabetic Ketoacidosis - 02/21/2008
• Google to begin storing patients' health records - 02/21/2008
• Patients evacuated in La. hospital fire - 02/20/2008
• Study: 'Code blue' at hospitals can be peril for patients - 02/20/2008
• Trendier medical ID jewelry hits market - 02/19/2008
• Hepatitis scare raises concerns of flu pandemic - 02/16/2008
• Texas EMS to provide hypothermia treatment for red-hot hearts - 02/14/2008
• Valentines not the only hearts that need care - 02/14/2008
• Calif. doctors balk at request for patient data - 02/12/2008
• L.A. area hospital cited for overcrowded ER - 02/07/2008
• Canadian paramedics allege 3 died while waiting in ER - 02/07/2008
• Pa. paramedic opens care center to alleviate busy ERs - 02/07/2008
• Cephalexin: Drug Whys - 02/04/2008
• Accidental Hypothermia - 02/04/2008
• Executive budget aims to get more doctors to secluded ERs - 02/04/2008
• Simple mistakes can lead to serious medical errors at ERs - 02/02/2008
• Researchers claim Super Bowl may increase risk of heart attack - 02/01/2008
• Hand gels alone may not curb bacteria infections - 01/30/2008
• Flu cases spiking across St. Louis ERs - 01/30/2008
• Cold meds send 7,000 kids to hospitals - 01/29/2008
• Mental health patients strain Texas EMS resources - 01/28/2008
• Statewide trauma system proposed for S.D. - 01/28/2008
• CDC: Too few adults get flu vaccines - 01/24/2008
• N.C. county implements hypothermia for cardiac patients - 01/22/2008
• Lack of statewide trauma care system raise concerns in Ky. - 01/21/2008
• Cold, flu patients flood L.A. county ERs - 01/18/2008
• Diabetic Emergencies: Understanding the Presentation of Hypoglycemia - 01/17/2008
• Hot spots warn of diabetic foot ulcers - 01/17/2008
• U.S. to study bizarre 'parasite' medical condition - 01/17/2008
• Wisc. responders tout chest-compression CPR - 01/16/2008
• ER wait times getting longer nationwide, study finds - 01/16/2008
• Fla. medics to induce hypothermia to treat heart attacks - 01/16/2008
• Heart attack patients should go to specialized hospitals, Ohio docs say - 01/15/2008
• Studies: Survival rates similar after standard CPR - 01/15/2008
• Sellick’s Maneuver — Not the Panacea We Thought - 01/10/2008
• Long hospital waits spark severe ambulance shortage in Canadian city - 01/09/2008
• Ibuprofen: Drug Whys - 01/07/2008
• Defibrillation delayed in one-third of cardiac arrests - 01/07/2008
• Fla. bill seeks to enact liability-free defibrillator use - 01/03/2008
• New EKG devices for Neb. crews are speeding up treatment - 01/03/2008
• JAMA: Whites more likely to get ER narcotics - 01/02/2008
• N.J. EMTs feel pain of closed hospital - 01/02/2008
• Researcher says doctors should talk about death with patients - 12/31/2007
• Canadian paramedic back from coma, back to work - 12/30/2007
• Study: Blood substitute product isn't better for patients - 12/28/2007
• Hypothermia may have saved Utah avalanche victim from brain damage - 12/27/2007
• Fla. VA medical centers criticized for shunting patients to other hospitals - 12/27/2007
• Medical clinics expanding care to needy - 12/26/2007
• Cardiac data equipment saves vital minutes - 12/22/2007
• Spine Sense - 12/21/2007
• Bad heart, lack of AED blamed in death at Disney - 12/21/2007
• Pakistan avian flu outbreak almost hits N.Y. - 12/21/2007
• Aussie miners in hospital after breathing toxic gas cocktail - 12/20/2007
• Bacteria-tainted syringes sicken dozens in Chicago - 12/19/2007
• Good documentation can mean life or death - 12/12/2007
• The Electronic Patient History Form - 12/11/2007
• Stroke patients don't get to hospital in time to get drug - 12/10/2007
• Personal medical database products on the rise - 12/10/2007
• Cardiac care plan sparks turf war in N.C. - 12/09/2007
• Shortage prompts delay in medical tests - 12/08/2007
• Lab claims new aerosol may fight diseases - 12/05/2007
• Holidays ring in the heart attack season - 12/04/2007
• Heart-attack warning system courses toward testing phase - 12/04/2007
• Graveyard shift work linked to cancer - 11/30/2007
• AHA: Compressions most important in CPR - 11/30/2007
• UK ambulance chiefs defend cleaning policy - 11/28/2007
• Chicago first responders stock up on nerve agent antidotes - 11/28/2007
• Ailing Atlanta hospital struggling to heal itself - 11/27/2007
• Tenn. hospital studies heart attack warning system - 11/21/2007
• Texas rescuer dies from MRSA infection - 11/20/2007
• New magnesium treatment expanded for stroke patients - 11/19/2007
• New respiratory bug has killed 10 - 11/15/2007
• Mich. hospitals go XL to help patients - 11/13/2007
• Calif. woman designs high-tech medical ID wristband - 11/09/2007
• Atenolol: Drug Whys - 11/08/2007
• Trauma surge baffles Calif. medical personnel - 11/07/2007
• For heart attack victims, quick call is big help - 11/06/2007
• Boston medical officials to begin distributing Narcan - 11/06/2007
• Fla. EMS focus on faster heart care - 11/05/2007
• FDA is unable to ensure drugs are safe, panel is told - 11/02/2007
• FDA releases guidelines for cleaning med equipment - 11/02/2007
• Increase in house calls sparks concern over rising medical demand - 11/01/2007
• Utah ICU launches a new era of health care - 10/30/2007
• Specialized disaster team undertakes first mission in Calif. - 10/29/2007
• Fla. veterans hospitals reject critically ill patients - 10/29/2007
• Flu and staph: a vicious pairing - 10/29/2007
• Report claims 9/11 hero 'killed by drugs,' not toxic air - 10/26/2007
• Staph screening at hospitals may wipe out germ - 10/26/2007
• U.S. short on radiation testing labs in event of bomb - 10/25/2007
• Hazardous air prompts health risk concerns in Calif. - 10/25/2007
• Contamination: Don't Pass It On - 10/24/2007
• Quick action helps Pa. stroke victim - 10/24/2007
• Super staph strain multiplies in Mich. area - 10/23/2007
• Overdose meds an unsafe fix for heroin users, Boston paramedics say - 10/23/2007
• N.H. student diagnosed with staph infection - 10/21/2007
• Staph infections reported at schools across the country - 10/18/2007
• Panel recommends consensus between Colo. paramedics and ER doctors - 10/18/2007
• New study shows staph deaths may exceed AIDS - 10/17/2007
• Hypothermia finds success in treating N.C. cardiac arrest patients - 10/15/2007
• Studies link marital, job stress to heart disease - 10/14/2007
• Over-Pressured: Hypertension on the Rise - 10/11/2007
• Maine air ambulance to begin hypothermia procedure - 10/08/2007
• Financial woes plague busy Atlanta ER - 10/08/2007
• D.C. responders ready for possible flu pandemic - 10/05/2007
• Colo. paramedic won't be disciplined for risky procedure - 10/04/2007
• New Texas kids' ER already burdened - 10/04/2007
• Colo. hospitals to see ER demand grow after facilities relocate - 09/25/2007
• Lawmakers pass bill granting more power to FDA - 09/20/2007
• Health experts warn of deadly amoeba lurking in Florida lakes - 09/19/2007
• Self check-in kiosks to reduce long lines in busy Texas ERs - 09/14/2007
• Deaths blamed on improper painkiller use - 09/14/2007
• Respiratory illness plagues 9/11 responders, doctors say - 09/12/2007
• FDA approves Va. invention used to block hemorrhaging - 09/12/2007
• Adverse drug reactions rise sharply, study says - 09/11/2007
• Six years later, 9/11 first responders still sick - 09/10/2007
• Trends point to using hypothermia to save brains, lives - 09/09/2007
• Earthquake tagged as biggest looming threat for Ark. residents - 09/09/2007
• Accuracy of 9/11 health reports is questioned - 09/08/2007
• Study: Paramedics overinflate endotracheal tube cuffs - 09/08/2007
• Report: N.J. ambulances diverted away by overcrowded ERs - 09/06/2007
• La. groups change ambulance diversion policies after Katrina - 09/04/2007
• Study urges caution on drug-coated stent use in heart attack - 09/04/2007
• Mass. EMTs illustrate crisis call - 09/03/2007
• Burning Man medics feel the heat - 09/01/2007
• Defibrillators added to Calif. stadium after incident - 09/01/2007
• Crowded ER backs up Md. ambulances, but new data shows no worse - 08/29/2007
• Woman miscarries after ambulance crash in Japan - 08/29/2007
• Study questions nationwide push for school defibrillators - 08/27/2007
• Calif. hospital aims to trim the ER wait - 08/27/2007
• Pararescue jumper lifts man to safety off Denali - 08/26/2007
• Australian ambulances told to avoid hospital in ongoing dispute - 08/24/2007
• 7-year-old Ala. girl uses medical TV shows to save mom's life - 08/24/2007
• Atlanta becomes a template for improving EMS - 08/21/2007
• Medical info program to help N.C. EMS - 08/18/2007
• Death toll from Mo. heat wave reaches three - 08/15/2007
• LA hospital's inpatient services to stop - 08/14/2007
• Criminalizing Medical Errors - 08/14/2007
• Used quickly, stroke drug can help recovery - 08/13/2007
• Fla. paramedics cleared in death - 08/11/2007
• Personal EMT - 08/01/2007
• Mass. ambulance squad benefiting from technology - 07/31/2007
• Fumes on Wis. bus hospitalize 9 - 07/30/2007
• Mich. rescuers credit a higher power - 07/28/2007
• Fla. responders finding it harder to communicate as high-rises proliferate - 07/28/2007
• Ottawa paramedics treat patient in elevator after getting trapped - 07/24/2007
• Life-saving method used by Ala. medics adopted statewide - 07/24/2007
• 12-lead EKG provides better medical help for Ore. cardiac sufferers - 07/20/2007
• Calif. hospital urges chest pain victims to call 9-1-1 - 07/20/2007
• CASE SUMMARY: Medical malpractice - paramedics - 07/18/2007
• Tenn. gears up to use Internet to improve 911 calls - 07/18/2007
• U.K. hospital staff beating national average with life-saving drug - 07/16/2007
• Beta Block Benefit - 07/12/2007
• Fund to help New Orleans keep, house first responders - 07/12/2007
• Md. paramedics aid heat-stricken during record temperatures - 07/12/2007
• Va. fire responders proactive in heat prevention - 07/11/2007
• Chicago paramedics become heroes of Champ's tale - 07/10/2007
• 16 passengers hospitalized after Chicago train halted in heat - 07/09/2007
• Spokane paramedic's alleged diversion of drugs prompts review - 07/07/2007
• Defibrillator saves man on Cardiac Hill - 07/07/2007
• A Fatal flub for NYC medics - 07/07/2007
• Excellence In EMS - 07/02/2007
• A deadly path Fentanyl-laced heroin left fatalities nationwide - 07/02/2007
• Penn. ambulance service adds C-PAPs for respiratory care - 07/02/2007
• Dead Wrong - 07/01/2007
• Responders unable to save Pa. boy struck by lightning - 07/01/2007
• Nova Scotia paramedics key to ER nurse shortage - 06/28/2007
• Human Refrigeration - 06/26/2007
• Parents left girl in hot stroller, rode `Pirates' in Fla. Disney World - 06/26/2007
• Va. inmate's medical needs in purse: Family: Information was available to jail staff before she died - 06/26/2007
• Report says excited delirium' is to blame in woman's death; Medical examiner's office says cocaine use and a Taser combined to kill homeless suspect - 06/25/2007
• Ky. teen’s feet severed while on thrill ride - 06/22/2007
• Completing to save lives; Fla. paramedic teams face off in warm up for national event - 06/20/2007
• Colo. hospital begins move to upscale Aurora campus - 06/16/2007
• Defib developer saved by his own work - 06/12/2007
• Ariz. volunteer medical responders care for illegal immigrants - 06/07/2007
• St. Louis inmate dies after delay in care - 06/07/2007
• Calif. stranger comforts dying motorist after crash - 06/04/2007
• Hospitals putting a focus on stroke; N.J. designating treatment centers - 06/04/2007
• Dramatic baby rescue; Chicago paramedic revives newborn after boy was found in trash bag - 06/02/2007
• TB case prompts questions; Patient sidestepped federal safeguards - 06/01/2007
• Fears about TB patient overblown, doctors say - 06/01/2007
• Military lifesaving recruits' new skill - 05/29/2007
• Does where you live determine if you'll live in the USA? - 05/23/2007
• Utah emergency workers lauded in ceremony - 05/22/2007
• CPR: Hard, Fast and Don’t Stop - 05/22/2007
• Calif. rescuers' alleged errors are probed - 05/17/2007
• Calif. HMO settles 'homeless dumping' charges - 05/17/2007
• Rothsville heart attack victim thanks rescuers - 05/16/2007
• N.Y. perspective, a prime example of 9-1-1 abuse - 05/15/2007
• U.S. queries filmmaker on Cuba trip for movie - 05/13/2007
• W.Va. family is suing the city, fire department over death - 05/12/2007
• NC patient back from the dead, thanks to emergency crew; Team revived her after 'clinical death' - 05/12/2007
• Aiken Ga. paramedics' out-of-the-ordinary response earns pair statewide EMS honor - 05/11/2007
• Albuquerque officials study 9-1-1 call in death; EMTs arrived 30 minutes later - 05/11/2007
• 22 children injured in N.J. double bus crash - 05/08/2007
• Study: More energy better when multiple shocks required to restart the heart - 04/10/2007
• Heimlich gets smacked - 03/16/2007
• Study: Weekend heart attacks riskier - 03/15/2007
• FDA says pills can cause 'Sleep-Driving' - 03/14/2007
• Women with heart disease may be overlooked in EDs - 02/20/2007
• Wyo. medical center nets accolades - 02/20/2007
• Conn. hospital cutting wait - 02/16/2007
• High-risk pregnancies rising in U.S. - 02/11/2007
• French surgeons do 1st near-weightless surgery - 09/29/2006
• Feds may ease limit on painkillers - 09/07/2006
• Database urged to share Bird Flu data - 08/24/2006
• Pair of Philadelphia paramedics discover problems with fentanyl antitode - 08/21/2006
• Germ leading to increase in staph skin infections nationwide - 08/17/2006
• Study says new Bird Flu drugs are possible - 08/17/2006
• N.C. rescuers worried by deadly heroin batch - 08/17/2006
• Australian rescuers fear new CPR guideline could kill - 08/15/2006
• Thousands of heart patients told of recall on implanted devices - 08/14/2006
• White House: Lesser Bird Flu may be here - 08/14/2006
• Fentanyl-laced street drugs "kill hundreds" - 08/12/2006
• Monitoring vital signs goes space-age - 08/09/2006
• Off-duty N.C. paramedics' CPR saves a man's life - 08/08/2006
• Report defines the limits of cardiac care - 08/07/2006
• OPINION: N.Y. EMT details heatstroke call - 08/07/2006
• New test may spot futile CPR cases - 08/03/2006
• San Diego participates in new cardiac arrest, trauma treatments study - 08/02/2006
• Flu plan fine-tuned as deadline looms for Maine county - 08/02/2006
• Study: World Trade Center rescuers suffered 12 years' worth of lung loss - 08/01/2006
• EDITORIAL: Who is to blame for health crisis? - 08/01/2006
• The dangers of heat stroke - 08/01/2006
• Weather-related illnesses and deaths are preventable - 08/01/2006
• Commentary: We can help accident victims survive - 07/15/2006
• Drug would combat nasty consequence of house fires - 06/21/2006
• First non-drug asthma treatment tested - 05/23/2006
• 3 saved lives attributed to new CPR technique in San Diego - 05/22/2006
• Fla. ER doctor fired after near-drowning victim sent to another hospital - 05/20/2006
• Ambulance experience eases anxiety for relatives of Okla. stroke victim - 05/17/2006
• Asthma sufferers see higher costs for breathing - 05/13/2006
• Saline study sought on trauma victims in Oregon - 05/09/2006
• Bird flu plan lacks a key detail — funding - 05/04/2006
• Alaska prepares for pandemic flu - 04/26/2006
• Gift to create pediatric ER network in Texas - 04/24/2006
• L.A. woman has rare case of bubonic plague - 04/19/2006
• United States prepares bird-flu plan for approval - 04/17/2006
• Chelation therapy part of national study - 04/13/2006
• WTC Medical Monitoring Program advocated as model for future disasters - 04/04/2006
• War brings advances in protection and care - 04/03/2006
• The journey through trauma on the battlefield - 04/03/2006
• University studying whether cooling benefits stroke victims - 03/29/2006
• Military doctors refine, and invent, life-saving techniques - 03/27/2006
• New approval on transmitter aimed at saving firefighters from heart attacks - 03/27/2006
• San Luis Obispo, Calif., ambulance fleet adds ICU on wheels - 03/21/2006
• Fake blood continues to draw ethics questions - 03/20/2006
• Sept. 11 Ground Zero work claims life of N.Y. EMT - 03/17/2006
• Microbe-busting bandages invented for medical use - 03/14/2006
• Utah health board deems PolyHeme study safe - 03/13/2006
• More details in asbestos exposure on Australia's elite squad - 03/09/2006
• Sept. 11 responders get $75 million for health aid - 03/09/2006
• Ethicists blast fake blood study - 03/02/2006
• A deadly lack of first responder training in Washington, D.C.? - 02/28/2006
• Four countries attitudes toward quarantine use in health emergency - 01/26/2006
• Study: carbon monoxide poisoning can cause deadly heart problems - 01/25/2006
• Idaho, Utah and Ark. tie for last place in emergency care - 01/16/2006
• Study: U.S. emergency care ailing - 01/10/2006
• Va. emergency workers to put germ-fighting patch to test - 01/01/2006
• Handheld, ultrasonic antiseptic wand launched - 12/19/2005
• Hanover, Pa., hospital gets tool to ID bioterrorism germs - 12/10/2005
• Federal plans stretch emergency 'preparedness' to the limit - 12/08/2005
• San Mateo, Calif., paramedics begin new mental health program - 12/07/2005
• Doctors and public safety personnel need more information on smallpox vaccine - 12/06/2005
• Emergency medical providers get animal resuscitation tips - 12/01/2005
• Company introduces novel antiseptic wand for infection control - 11/22/2005
• Old Town, Maine, paramedic brings man back to life - 10/22/2005