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In the wake of recent mass shootings, the Stop the Bleed program is gaining momentum. This is a project that aims to turn bystanders into first responders in case of an emergency.

After processing his own trauma, one Central Texas child abuse survivor has made it his mission to educate and empower. Last year, 788 children were treated by the child abuse protection team at McLane Children's Medical Center.

Stopping life-threatening bleeding to save lives.

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, R-Water announces the success of TK60, the one minute disinfectant produced by their patented device, being included on the...

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, R-Water announces the success of TK60, the one minute disinfectant produced by their patented device, being included on the...

Sherm Syverson was hospitalized for nearly a week and was out of work for almost a month with the virus.

Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Is First Level III Trauma Center On East End 2 Photos Members of Stony Brook Southampton Hospital Emergency Department Trauma Center Team, including from left: Sampath Subramaniam MD, FACS, Trauma Director and General Surgeon; Michael J. Ameres, MD, ED Trauma Liaison; Samantha Pulliam, RN, Trauma Program Manager; Robert S. Chaloner, Chief Administrative Officers and Fredric I. Weinbaum, MD, Chief Medical Officer and Chief Operating Officer, missing is Darin Wi...

The sickest Ive ever been: Sanford administrator and former paramedic shares his COVID-19 battle Sherm Syverson was hospitalized for nearly a week and was out of work for almost a month with the virus. Written By: Robin Huebner | × Sherman "Sherm" Syverson and his wife Deb are both Sanford Health employees. Sherm was hospitalized for almost a week with COVID-19. Special to The Forum FARGO — Sherman Syverson has spent his entire adult life helping patients sufferin...

Sherm Syverson was hospitalized for nearly a week and was out of work for almost a month with the virus.

DeAnna Porter gives vax to mom, Cheryl Ford (Tenet Health Central Coast) SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - Tenet Health Central Coasts Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center got the green light this week from SLO County to expand COVID-19 vaccinations.  The eligible group encompassed family and household members of staff, 65 and older. For two medical staff members, it became a family affair. Dr. Neil Correia and his father, Dennis Correia (Tenet Health Central Coast) Tuesdays rollout event created a t...