Emergency services in the aftermath of the huge blast at the Middletown, Conn., power plant. (Jessica Hill/AP)

Multiple Casualties at Connecticut Explosion

A dozen or more others were hurt in the blast, which happened as gas lines were being tested. The explosion was so powerful it alarmed residents who heard the boom and felt tremors in their homes miles away. Read More »

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The Effect of Intubation on CPR

Keith Wesley, MD, FACEP, et al

The Science of Self-Healing

Judith Acosta, LISW, CHT

Is Passive Oxygen Insufflation Superior?

Keith Wesley, MD, FACEP, et al

Fecal Matters

Guy H. Haskell, PhD, JD, NREMT-P

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State of the Science 2010

This supplement -- the fourth of its kind in JEMS -- describes the latest in EMS care, as presented at the annual meeting of the U.S. Metropolitan Municipalities EMS Medical Directors (aka, the Eagles). This supplement is sponsored by Michigan Instruments Inc., Philips Healthcare, and Physio-Control Inc.

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Exercise and proper nutrition are key to weight management -- especially during the food-laden holiday season.

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