Fitness & Health
The Secretary of Health and Human Services restores hiring for the World Trade Center Health Program, easing shortages that have delayed care and claims for thousands of responders and survivors
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The Secretary of Health and Human Services restores hiring for the World Trade Center Health Program, easing shortages that have delayed care and claims for thousands of responders and survivors
Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal is urging state officials to search for long-sought documents, as survivors and first responders continue to seek answers about what government agencies knew
“You don’t have to leave EMS to survive EMS. But you do have to be intentional about how you stay.”
Be realistic when estimating future expenses and check your progress early and often to balance your budget
The treatment has evolved to be one of the most effective and evidence-based treatments for trauma
A true story of a child drowning and the interruption, pain, loss, and grief that doesn’t go away for the would be rescuers
A volunteer firefighter/AEMT relates who is chosen to be guardian angels on Earth
In EMS, support is essential — but without limits, even helpers burn out. Here’s how to stay connected without carrying it all.
Even the most disciplined providers burn out when high demand meets zero recovery
PFD Assistant Chief Jeff Schripsema shares a powerful story highlighting the department’s commitment to its members
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