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Faster Heart Attack Care Saving Lives
Two Duke University cardiologists launched an ambitious effort to streamline heart attack care about two years ago. At the AHA meeting, they reported that the effort has significantly sped up time to treatment, saving lives.
Drunken Ambulance Driver Kills Two
A 22-year-old ambulance driver drank before her shift and was impaired when she collided with a car in Marshall, Pa., killing two men instantly.
Be Ready Camp Teaches Sixth Graders Emergency Response Skills
Alabama sixth graders attended camp in September at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville to learn emergency response skills.
Task Force to Review Heart Attack Treatment
About 200 people met in Pennsylvania recently at the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center to share information about "door-to-balloon" time in an effort to improve cardiac care statewide.
Audit Questions CareFlite Charges for Transporting Evacuees
CareFlite billed the federal government about $2 million more than it should have to transport evacuees from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, according to a government audit.
108-Vehicle Pileup Kills at Least Two On Fresno Highway
In a horrific matter of minutes along a fog-swathed stretch of Highway 99 south of Fresno, Calif., two people were killed and 41 others injured Saturday morning.
Loma Linda University Medical Center Gets New Mobile Telemedicine Vehicle
Loma Linda University Medical Center gets a new Mobile Telemedicine Vehicle -- a combination mobile medical command center and telemedicine center.
San Jose Emergency Drill Organizers Seek Volunteers for Mock Nov. 14 Concert
San Jose seeks volunteers for bio-terror drill.
40 years of Emergency Care; Emergency Services PA Treats More than 70,000 Emergencies a Year at Wesley Medical Center
Emergency Services PA celebrates 40 years of service.
$52.5 million OK'd For 9/11 First Responders
The Joint House and Senate Conference Committee has approved an additional $52.5 million in federal funding to address the mounting health care needs of those exposed to environmental hazards as a result of the Sep. 11, 2001 World Trade Center attacks.
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Massive Tornado Touches Down in Oklahoma
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Five people have critical injuries in derailment outside of Fairfield.
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