Firefighter Heart Attack Mobile Integrated Health 
JEMS
JUNE 17, 2025
Cardiac arrest Though often used interchangeably, cardiac arrest differs from a myocardial infarction — or heart attack. A heart attack occurs when blood flow to the heart is blocked, likely caused by circulation issues. 321 hit and killed a pedestrian.
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JUNE 24, 2025
CA Firefighters Kick the Pontoons June 24, 2025 By Tribune Content Agency 4 min read Share To: Brian Rokos – San Bernardino County Sun, Calif. Alexy said the department envisions sending the Helix to traffic collisions with serious injuries or medical calls involving life-threatening illnesses such as heart attacks.
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JEMS
JULY 30, 2025
And that’s a long time if you’re having a heart attack, stroke, are injured in a serious motor vehicle accident, or bleeding from a gunshot or stab wound. Lower Chichester Commissioners President Rocco Gaspari Jr. said ambulance response times can now take up to 28 minutes.
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AUGUST 6, 2025
Delfavero, a Cayuga County 911 dispatcher, gave a 911 coin on July 18 to Auburn City Ambulance staff Dan Tomasino and Dan Cooper in gratitude for their help when she had a heart attack March 7. “My arm went numb, and I knew it was my heart,” she said. Due to her training, she knew what was happening.
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AUGUST 4, 2025
million grant to develop an artificial intelligence-integrated sensor to help save those who have sudden cardiac arrest. million grant to develop an artificial intelligence-integrated sensor to help save those who have sudden cardiac arrest.
JEMS
JULY 14, 2025
If people are hesitating to call the ambulance because they’re worried about putting a huge financial burden on their family, it means we’re going to get stroke victims who don’t get to the hospital on time,” said Patricia Kelmar , who directs health care campaigns at PIRG, a national consumer advocacy group. “It
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AUGUST 4, 2025
EMS Operations MI Researchers Get Money to Use AI in Bid to Save More Patients From Heart Attacks The University of Michigan has been awarded a two-year, $5.5 million grant to develop an artificial intelligence-integrated sensor to help save those who have sudden cardiac arrest.
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