Pa. hospital and FD launch mobile stroke unit for faster, life-saving treatment

4 dead, 14 wounded in Chicago drive-by shooting

Nev. medics respond to senior community after storm cuts power

National EMS documentation report reveals gaps in training, time and tech

Man who killed FDNY EMS lieutenant sentenced to prison

Man injured falling from San Francisco high-rise onto awning

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10 students injured when utility grate collapses during Virginia Tech campus tour

Internal audit finds ‘alarming’ lapses in Kansas City EMS chest pain response

Ohio fire chief urges city to regulate non-911 EMS providers after care delays

Expensive stretchers targeted by thieves

December 23, 2013 07:44 AM

Thieves have struck six cities in Texas, stealing stretchers worth more than $10,000 each.

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