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Epinephrine and the paramedic-2 trial: Is it time to pull our starting pitcher?
New research questions whether pharmacotherapy in cardiac arrest is effective at ROSC and long-term survival
Pinnacle EMS Quick Take: EMS leaders challenged ‘to make tomorrow better than today’
John O'Leary, a survivor of 100 percent TBSA burn as a child, delivered an inspiring opening keynote to Pinnacle EMS conference attendees
EMS leaders challenged ‘to make tomorrow better than today’
John O'Leary, a survivor of 100 percent TBSA burn as a child, delivered an inspiring opening keynote to Pinnacle EMS conference attendees
Fire dept. improves response time with 8-man shift
First Selectman Rudy Marconi said “the eight-man shift has worked out very well” and that the department has seen a “definite reduction”…
Responders thank woman for paying breakfast bill
A woman left a note, simply signed “Recovering addict,” for a group of Toms River First Aid Squad members and paid their…
SF Fire Commission looks to expand peer support for responders
Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White hopes to spend the next few months researching how to train more peer counselors and create a support…
Calif. fire chief aims to expand peer support program for responders
Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White hopes to spend the next few months researching how to train more peer counselors and create a support…
LODD: NC EMS official dies after leading training exercise
Officials said EMS Maj. Tommy McNeill suffered a “serious medical event” while leading a wilderness search and rescue training session
Video: On-call paramedic given parking ticket while stopping for water
Footage shows a parking attendant arguing about whether or not the paramedics were on call and tried to get the paramedic to…
Ezras Nashim: EMS by women, for women
Brooklyn EMS volunteers offer services tailored to their New York community
Paramedic Recalls Molten Rock Hitting Tour Boat in Hawaii
A paramedic who was a passenger on a tour boat that was hit by lava off Hawaii's Big Island last week shielded…
Report: EMT who crashed ambulance had cocaine in system
Toxicology testing found that James Wesley, who crashed an ambulance and killed three, had cocaine in his system