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Man Shoots Dead Co-worker, then Kills Himself at NYC Home Depot 

January 25, 2015

Panicked workers and shoppers rushed to get away from the gunfire.

MedEvac Foundation to Fund In-Depth Sleep Study for EMS Practitioners 

NYC Mayor: Storm Could be Biggest Ever to Hit City 

Active-shooter Incidents on the Increase 

1-stop Aid Center Serves Homeless Camps in San Francisco 

Medical Workers See Progress in Fight Against Ebola 

Calif. Sheriff's Helicopter Aids in Lighthouse Rescue 

UK Nurse Who Contracted Ebola Recovers, Leaves Hospital 

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Advanced Paramedic —Because People Matter 

Townships' Vote Likely to Force Ambulance Service to Close 

The Future of Critical Care Transport: How Do We Get There? 

Cambodia Finds 212 with HIV Where Unlicensed Medic Operated 

Jefferson County Homeland Security and Emergency Management Host EMS Media Day 

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Kan. Firefighter Dies Following Training Exercise 

January 24, 2015

He began experiencing difficulty breathing during the exercise.

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Eastern Conn. EMTs to Administer Narcan as State Heroin Overdoses Increase 

January 24, 2015

Once EMTs are trained, they will evaluated by an organization's sponsor hospital before the Narcan goes into use.

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Tide Turning in Ebola Fight After Hard Lessons 

January 24, 2015

Nearly every agency and government stumbled in its response to Ebola, now expected to cost the three most-affected countries at least $1.6 billion in lost economic growth in 2015.

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Calif. Firefighters Revive Man on Flight to Houston 

January 24, 2015

Alex Van and Donovan George are firefighter-paramedics with the Orange County Fire Authority and were traveling to Houston with their two canine partners for a training seminar.

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North Dakota Senate Passes Two Drug Overdose Bills 

January 24, 2015

One bill would grant immunity to people calling 911 in regard to a drug overdose, the other bill would provide access to Narcan.

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