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Examining cardiac care in the absence of STEMI following ROSC
Celebrating outstanding achievement by collegiate EMS, innovation at the NCEMS conference
Finally, reimbursement for community paramedic home visits on the horizon
The number of sepsis cases has increased by an average of 6 percent a year — up 153 percent from 1993 to 2009
Many complained of intestinal problems after the race, pointing fingers at the use of water from fire hydrants at water stations
The CDC says a total of 146 people were sickened in 28 states
There have been at least nine reported instances of people having seizures during “Breaking Dawn”
Drug shortages are disrupting care of patients and even clinical trials of experimental drugs that must be tested against older standard treatments
Caffeinated energy drinks such as Red Bull and its scores of cousins have become a familiar presence in sports
The incident happened on May 18 after a man consumed an in-flight meal that allegedly contained chicken
Logan woman recalls ordeal after copperhead strikes twice
In 2009, Idaho’s suicide rate rose to 19.9 percent per 100,000 people — a 20 to 22 percent increase from the previous year
Starstruck doctors will be more likely to cave to patients’ demands, overlook their bad habits and operate out of bounds
Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor repeatedly chastised Dr. Conrad Murray for what he called a “horrific violation of trust” while caring for Jackson
Flashing lights and bright colors have caused some moviegoers to experience seizures and lose consciousness
Unless Congress acts before Jan. 1, doctors face a 27 percent cut in their fees for treating Medicare patients
Man said he felt as if someone had surgically implanted a softball underneath his tongue
The immune system is in the protection business. The complex reaction to invasion or injury depends on a variety of immune defenses that are coordinated by immune system messengers.
Both deaths - a young man and an experienced athlete - seemed to defy stereotypes, but are not that unusual
Reports of teenagers collapsing from sudden cardiac arrest fuel debate about screening young athletes
Blood types A, B and AB tied to more risk of blood clots in the legs and heart attacks
Researchers reported that stem cell therapies were able to reverse heart damage, without dangerous side effects, at least in a small group of patients
Orem firefighter/paramedic Michael Stentzel has been in a coma since suffering an intracranial hemorrhagic stroke
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is preparing to test induced hypothermia on a handful of trauma victims who are bleeding badly
Man who left his mother to die in her recliner has been charged with forgery for cashing her Social Security check
The explosive growth in the small towns surrounding the Bakken oil formation has led to a surge in accidents and patients
The patient appears anxious. His skin is pink, warm and moist. He states that his palpitations have “never been this bad” before.
Murray portrayed as an incompetent doctor who used the anesthetic propofol without adequate safeguards
A Canadian protest organizer said it appeared to be due to a drug overdose
Was diagnosed with arteriovenous malformation, a tangling of arteries and veins near the base of the skull
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday that 139 persons have been sickened or killed in 28 states
Bath salt users re-experience psychotic impairment through flashback- like episodes for three days to three weeks
