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Responding to an MCI of 9/11’s proportions, with today’s limitations
We must not only “never forget” those who died, but also never forget to stay safe, plan for the worst and to…
$22M in bonuses approved for Calif. county employees who worked during pandemic
Using funds allocated to Kern County from the American Rescue Plan Act, thousands of county workers now stand to receive $3,000 bonuses
Researcher: Infants needs rescue breaths from bystander CPR
Study shows that “CPR with rescue breathing” is only form of infant CPR associated with good neurological outcomes
Tactical ambulance to support Wyoming SWAT team
AMR-Cheyenne put a TEMS unit wrap on an older ambulance for joint responses with the Cheyenne SWAT team
$5 million reward offered for alleged fentanyl dealer
The U.S. State Department is offering the reward for information leading to the arrest of "Hong Kong Zaron" for dealing large amounts…
Lightning strike kills Jersey Shore lifeguard
Four other lifeguards were injured by the same strike that killed Keith Pinto, 19
COVID infections soar in Georgia county fire, EMS and police personnel
Officials are using American Rescue Plan funds to pay a $250 vaccination incentive for full-time EMS employees
Report: 75% of FDNY personnel who worked on Sept. 11 acquired long-term illness
The World Trade Center Health Program report details the health impacts faced by the 15,000+ FDNY first responders who worked at Ground…
‘As if it were yesterday’: A 9/11 paramedic looks back
For a New York City paramedic who had seen it all, the attacks on 9/11 changed everything
9/11 remembered: A son in harm’s way
The most profound loss on that fateful day in 2001 was the loss of family
Calif. FF-medic finishes cooking after assisting woman who fell in her kitchen
Orange County Fire Authority Firefighter-Paramedic Joe Park finished cooking breakfast for the woman after assisting, including "eggs made to order"
Study: ‘Extremely low’ risk of EMS providers getting COVID from patients
Use of PPE and following infection control practices, especially during aerosol-generating procedures, credited for low rate of on-the-job infection