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Damar Hamlin On Field Cardiac Arrest Sparks Renewed Interest in Learning CPR - Vimarsana News

Damar Hamlin On Field Cardiac Arrest Sparks Renewed Interest in Learning CPR

(KNSI) - Learning CPR and how to become CPR certified is getting a lot of attention after Buffalo Bills' Damar...

Small Changes by NE Drivers Can Make Roads Safer in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Small Changes by NE Drivers Can Make Roads Safer in 2023

Traffic fatalities nationwide hit a 20-year high in 2022 - and they were up in Nebraska as well. Preliminary figures show fatal crashes up 15% statewide last year, with fatal crashes involving pedestrians up 60%. The state says seven in ten traffic fatalities last year involved people who weren't wearing seatbelts. ...

Kids COVID Cavities Lingering Effect of Pandemic / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Kids COVID Cavities Lingering Effect of Pandemic / Public News Service

Young kids and teens have gotten out of regular teeth brushing and flossing, and dentists say "COVID cavities" are a lingering effect of the pandemic. Dr. Martha Ann Keels of Duke Street Pediatric Dentistry said providers are working to get children back on track. ...

Hamlin Emergency Inspires New Look Into CPR Training - Vimarsana News

Hamlin Emergency Inspires New Look Into CPR Training

 The country watched in horror and disbelief on Monday night as a football game was halted because of a life-threatening emergency. Now, life-saving m

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TN Latinos Urged to Get Health Coverage as Deadline Approaches - Vimarsana News

TN Latinos Urged to Get Health Coverage as Deadline Approaches

Open enrollment for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act ends Jan. 15. More than 600,000 Tennesseans, including almost one-third of the state's Latino residents, do not have health coverage, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation. ...