| 1. ER physician thrives on healing the unknown |
Brian Saracino - is an emergency room physician at Geisinger Wyoming Valley Hospital and he looks forward to every day and the uncertainty of what he may encounter. |
| 2. Lexington Memorial Hospital to open wound-care center |
Lexington Memorial Hospital said yesterday that it plans to open a wound-care center in Lexington by late May. |
| 3. CRH staff returns from Haiti earthquake relief |
Four doctors and two nurses - part of Culpeper Regional Hospital's medical staff - are back from Haiti after spending time aiding earthquake victims. |
| 4. Bulgaria's Sliven District Prosecutor Dies Suddenly |
Bulgariaa s Chief Prosecutor, Boris Velchev, submitted with VSS at the end of 2009 the candidature of now deceased Sliven District Prosecutor. |
| 5. Parents give kids vitamins, but don't always tell doctors: study |
Parents often give children multivitamins and other supplements but don't always share that information with doctors, even though there could be interactions between vitamins and other drugs, a new study says. |
| 6. St. Joseph's Hospital Partners With WVU's Dept. of Emergency Medicine |
St. Joseph's Hospital in Buckhannon has partnered with West Virginia University's Department of Emergency Medicine. |
| 7. Flying doctors will cover all of Scotland to save dozens of patients' lives |
By LYNDSAY MOSS A LIFE-SAVING flying doctor service is to be extended across Scotland to help more patients get earlier access to vital treatment. |
| 8. Deep chill saves Ala. man after heart fails |
An oxygen mask over his mouth didn't help and, two miles from the UAB Emergency Department , the Honda assembly line worker blacked out. |
| 9. Conditions that cause heart problems can also lead to strokes |
Years ago, when EMTs and paramedics were new to the structure of emergency medicine, some medical conditions were either poorly understood or had limited prevention and treatment modalities. |
| 10. Physician tells of working in 'chaotic hell' |
Scott Plantz was in Haiti Feb. 19-23 to volunteer at a hospital for survivors of the earthquake that left hundreds of thousands of Haitians in need of care. |
| 11. Emergency medicine seminar |
Kozhikode: The Malabar Institute of Medical Science , Kozhikode, will organise the second edition of the Indo-American emergency medicine seminar and workshop at the institute here on March 13 and 14. |
| 12. Doctors and Paramedics Teach The Difficult Airway Course: EMS in South Korea |
Michael Murphy, MD, has taught hundreds of sessions of the Difficult Airway Course: EMS in the U.S. But this past October, he taught the very first one in South Korea. |
| 13. ABEM is over-reaching their role |
The American Board of Emergency Medicine describes itself as: Welcome to theA American Board of Emergency Medicine public website.A ABEM certifies qualifying physicians who specialize in Emergency Medicine and is a member board of the American Board of Medical Specialties .A ABMS certification is sought and earned byA physicians on a voluntary ... |
| 14. Excellence: MGH doctor receives award |
MARION - Suffering from post-surgery debilitation, Kelly Makowski needed help and wasn't finding it. |
| 15. Hormone Treats Brain Injury |
Patients in 17 medical centers across the country who have suffered traumatic brain injury soon will be treated with the hormone progesterone in addition to receiving standard medical care. |
| 16. Group Aims to Reduce Child Choking Deaths |
Feb. 22, 2010 -- The nation's largest group of pediatric physicians is calling on federal officials and private industry to step up efforts to reduce choking deaths among children. |
| 17. Trauma no longer defined as a Surgical Disease |
In Annals of Emergency Medicine today : The new 8th edition of the Advanced Trauma Life Support course manual1 contains a small but significant change. |
| 18. Children's curiosity can lead to choking |
Of the 52,020 calls the Pittsburgh Poison Control Center at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center received last year, 2,183, or 4.2 percent, involved swallowing foreign objects. |
| 19. Influence of international emergency medicine opportunities on residency program selection. |
Tags Abstract OBJECTIVES: In the last several years, there has been increasing interest in international emergency medicine programs. |
| 20. Sex hormone trial for head injury |
Natural progesterone, the sex hormone used in the first contraceptive pills, is to be tested on patients with severe head injuries. |