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• Battery swallowed by patient mimicked heart attack on EKG, doctors say

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  The report in a medical journal noted it was unusual for just one AA battery to produce enough electricity to interfere with the monitor

• Examining red lights and sirens data with Jeff Jarvis, MD

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• Research: Minn. mobile ECMO program improved cardiac arrest outcomes

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  Studies found that the use of ECMO boosted survival rates for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients and that the Minnesota Mobile Resuscitation Consortium demonstrated 100% successful cannulation

• NREMT announces scholar position honoring the late Dr. Craig Manifold

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  The Dr. Craig Manifold EMS Research Scholar position was dedicated in honor of the renowned medical director, who died in September

• Canadian drone company completes 3rd phase of 'AED On The Fly' project

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  Drone Delivery Canada Corp. worked with Peel Region Paramedic Services to test the ability of a drone to deliver AEDs to lay responders

• Research analysis: How delays in transport impact functional outcome

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  The association between prehospital time and outcome of trauma patients in 4 Asian countries: A cross-national, multicenter cohort study

• Real-time overdose tracking helps show COVID-19's effects on Mich. opioid epidemic

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  Suspected overdose deaths and naloxone rescue attempts by EMS went up sharply in Michigan compared with 2019, according to data from the University of Michigan

• Prove It: Stay and play or load and go?

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  For patients who do not achieve ROSC early, is it better to stay on scene and continue resuscitation efforts or transport to the ED with CPR in progress?

• Study: New approach helps EMS providers better determine cardiac event risks

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  Researchers evaluated the use of a pre-hospital modified HEART Pathway method for patients who call 911 due to chest pain

• Ohio researchers receive $10M grant to study impact of COVID-19 on first responders

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  Ohio State University researchers will conduct serological and molecular tests over a five-year period to study the virus' impact on first responders and their household contacts

• Researchers investigate link between WTC dust and heart disease, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's

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  New York and Ohio researchers are using dust collected within 72 hours of the collapse of the twin towers in their tests

• Researchers seek responses from medics for survey on ketamine use

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  University of Northern Colorado researchers are studying how paramedics manage agitated patients

• Researchers studying compassion fatigue seek responses from first responders

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  Disaster mental health experts with the Tulane University School of Social Work seek to further understand the emotional impact of COVID-19 on responders

• Epinephrine and the Paramedic-2 trial: Is it time to pull our starting pitcher?

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  New research questions whether pharmacotherapy in cardiac arrest is effective at ROSC and long-term survival

• Colorado to review EMS ketamine administration process

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  The state department grants waivers to first responders to use ketamine to treat extreme agitation in a non-hospital setting

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