... associate professor of emergency medicine at the University of Maryland, indicates that some men do put off seeking emergency treatment if they're watching a game. On a typical Super Bowl Sunday, "the number of patients waiting to be seen dries ...

... even small ones like screech owls and kestrels, can be hazardous to deal with. Paul himself wound up going for emergency treatment after an eagle accident. He had the big bird on his protected arm while photos were taken. He turned to the photographer ...

... relations said the hospital spent $4 million in charity care for the community last year. These are people in need of emergency treatment who the hospital knows up front cannot afford to pay, she said. "It's a huge issue in this community," she ...

... him to seek medical treatment. She said Morrison complained of headaches, but declined an offer to be taken for emergency treatment. When Turner arrived back at the motel Friday afternoon to check on Morrison, she found him to be unconscious ...

... Although used mainly as a maternity clinic, Kiteley said many people who tour the building remember their personal emergency treatments or even a trip to the clinic's visiting dentist. "I'd say about 30 percent of our visitors were born here ...

... said the skyrocketing numbers must be flawed. The report, based on injuries that were serious enough to warrant emergency treatment, comes at a time when amusement parks have come under closer scrutiny. Six people died last year on amusement ...

... the squad seemed to have "hit their stride" in the last week. 50 years ago (1951) Weldon Gilliam received emergency treatment in Memorial Hospital after he was knocked from his motorbike by an automobile. He was treated for lacerations ...

... system (911). Early cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Early defibrillation when indicated. Early advanced emergency treatment. The AHA estimates 225,000 people die in America of sudden cardiac arrest each year. Most are from ventricular ...

... The severity of the current blood shortage has forced the postponement of elective surgeries and other non-emergency treatments. Out of pool of more than 200 million eligible blood donors, less than 5 percent actually do so. Americans always ...

... check from the Hunt family in Minnesota. The family said in the attached card that they were grateful for the emergency treatment of their daughter during a trip to Arkansas. "It's an investment in our community and an investment in our ...