Emergency Live The Best News of May 2022
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Emergency Live The Best News of March 2022
Emergency Live is the only multilingual web-magazine dedicated to people involved in rescue and emergency.…
Diagnosis of tension pneumothorax in the field: suction or blowing?
Sometimes it’s worth wondering if the things we hear, see and feel are quite as we thought they were. Dr Alan Garner has a look at your senses when you get into the chest and wonders whether it’s all as straight forward as we like to think?…
ARASCA: Experience the future
Ethics, innovation, and dedication to people's safety
ARASCA, a leading safety and rescue company, is distinguished not only by the quality of its products and services, but also by the values that guide its corporate mission. Founded on…
Natural disasters and COVID-19 in Mozambique, the UN and humanitarian partners planed to increase…
Two plans to respond to increasing humanitarian needs in Mozambique has been launched by the United Nations and the Government’s National Institute for Disaster Management.
St John Ambulance Kenya in collaboration with a taxi firm launch an app for emergency response
St John Ambulance of Kenya in collaboration with the Little Cab company launched the new app to request an ambulance in case of emergency.
Cyclone Nisarga, 45 National Disaster Response Teams have been dispatched throughout India
Cyclone Nisarga has hit the Western Coast of India and its power pushed the country in requiring the dispatch of 45 teams of NDRF (National Disaster Response Force).
#AfricaTogether, the virtual concert promoted by Red Cross, Red Crescent and Facebook to unite…
On 4th and 5th, June 2020 Facebook launched the virtual concert #AfricaTogether promoted by the International Red Cross and Red Crescent. The aim is to encourage the vigilance against COVID-19 throughout Africa.
Can proteins predict how ill a patient could become with COVID-19?
New research found that some key proteins in the blood of COVID-19 infected people could reveal how powerful coronavirus disease could be in person. That is to say, that proteins would serve as predictive biomarkers.
Malteser International is back, after COVID-19 lockdown, the heart-wish ambulance can fulfill…
COVID-19 forced Malteser International heart-wish ambulance to avoid non-urgent transportations. Before the lockdown, they were fulfilling many incurably ill people desires, and now they're back.
Emergency care in Thailand, the new smart ambulance will use 5G to enhance diagnosis and treatment…
A new ambulance with the 5G network to enhance diagnosis and treatment procedures. This piece of news comes from Thailand and this is the brand-new smart ambulance that serves as ER, in case.
Pope Francis donates an ambulance to homeless and the poor
Pope Francis donated an ambulance for the emergency care of homeless and poor of Rome. It has been managed by the Papal Charities and it will serve the poorest ones of the Italian capital.
COVID-19 in Latin America, the OCHA warns the real victims are children
Latin America can be considered the new epicentre of COVID-19 emergency. In this very delicate scenario, the OCHA warns that children are the most vulnerable ones, because of weak healthcare systems, informal economies and high levels of…
The United States donated hydroxychloroquine to Brazil to treat COVID-19 patients, despite serious…
Last month, the WHO (World Health Organization) announced the interruption of hydroxychloroquine therapy in COVID-19 patients' treatment. Today, the US donate hydroxychloroquine to Brazil.
The concrete support of the WHO to migrants and refugees worldwide in times of COVID-19
Migrants and refugees are facing the biggest pandemic ever. That's why the WHO and the UNHCR (UN Refugee Agency) are doing everything they can to ensure healthcare assistance, solidarity and protection to the most vulnerable displaced…
No emergency calls for stroke symptoms, the issue of who lives alone because of COVID lockdown
Many emergency calls for suspected stroke cases are not done or arrive with much delay because of underestimation of symptoms. Or, emergency calls are done not by patients, but by someone around them. Plus, due to COVID-19, many people…
COVID-19 in Kosovo, the Italian Army sanitizes 50 buildings and AICS donates PPEs
The Italian Army cleaned and sanitizes over 50 public buildings in Kosovo. Then, the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation integrated the support with the donation of PPEs.
From Kerala to Mumbai, a medical staff made of doctors and nurses to fight COVID-19
A team of 50 doctors and 100 nurses arrived in Mumbai from Kerala in order to support colleagues of that region to win the battle against COVID-19. This invisible enemy has to be defeated no matter what.
COVID-19 in Japan, Blue Impulse acrobatics team thanks doctors and medical staff
Blue Impulse, the Air Self-Defense Force’s acrobatics team performed a flyover in Tokyo's sky, in order to thank and show respect to all doctors, nurses and medical staff for their work against COVID-19
India amid coronavirus: more deaths than in China, and the fight against a new locust invasion
Coronavirus in India is causing even more deaths than the ones declared in China. The John Hopkins University research center reports clear data. Now, India has also to face the worst locust invasion after 30 years.
Thailand's first woman doctor, Google celebrates Margaret Lin Xavier's 122nd birthday
Today, 29nd May 2020 Google is celebrating the 122nd birthday of Thailand's first woman doctor with a Doodle. Margaret Lin Xavier also called Lin Srivisarnvaja, made history as she has bee the first woman to provide medical care in…
Top 5 paramedic and healthcare workers jobs in the United States, Mexico, Ireland and the UK
Our weekly top 5 most interesting paramedic and healthcare workers jobs proposal on Emergency Live. Our selection can help you to reach the life you want as an emergency operator.
Ghana, 95-year-old veteran runs 20 km across Accra and collects 19,000 dollars to donate face masks
A 95-year-old WWII veteran in Ghana organized an original and a very nice initiative in order to do his part against COVID-19: raising funds to donate face masks.
COVID-19, Andrea Bocelli defeats coronavirus and donates hyperimmune plasma
Andrea Bocelli, one of the most famous artist in the world, defeated COVID-19 and decide to donate his hyperimmune plasma.
Red Cross, paramedics and healthcare workers in Mexico must be treated with respect, they are saving…
The number of assaults on paramedics and healthcare workers in Mexico City is concerning the ICRC and the Mexican Red Cross. During this pandemic, solidarity and comprehension are fundamental, however, many citizens do not appreciate the…
London Ambulance Service and Fire Brigade gathered: two brothers in a special response to any…
London has two important emergency medical services: the London Ambulance Service and the London Fire Brigade. In these two associations, there are two brothers, Tom and Jack who decided to work together to respond to anyone in need across…
How to become a paramedic in South Africa? The Kwazulu Natal Health Department requirements
Paramedics are essential in emergency medical services (EMS) all over the world. In this sense, many young people aspire to become a paramedic and in South Africa, there are precise requirements, like anywhere else in the world, that is…
Pulmonary and thyroid carcinoma: FDA approves the treatment with Retevmo
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Retevmo (selpercatinib) for three types of cancer treatment that present alteration (changing) in the RET gene (REarranged during Transfection).
EMS in Japan, Nissan donates an electric ambulance to Tokyo Fire Department
Very nice action by Nissan in Japan: the Tokyo fire Brigade received a 3.5-ton NV 400 ambulance. Seven seats, no emissions. This electric ambulance will support firefighters of the Japanese capital with specific care for the environment.
The WHO for COVID-19 in Africa, "without testing you risk a silent epidemic"
COVID-19 pandemic has been a concrete concern for Africa, since the beginning of the coronavirus. the main concern regards the lack of facilities and equipment to face an eventual epidemic. Now, the poorest countries of the continent fear…
Kawasaki syndrome and COVID-19 disease in children, is there a link? The most important and reliable…
For several weeks now, paediatricians and scientific experts have been looking at the link between Kawasaki syndrome and the increased exposure to COVID-19 disease infection in children. Now, also the Istituto Superiore Sanità (ISS) showed…
Italian NGOs and international "circular cooperation" in healthcare, anti-COVID doctors from Cuba,…
The system of cooperation is about to turn out to be the solution for Italy. This is what Silvia Stilli, spokesperson of the Association of Italian NGOs (AOI), taking inspiration from interventions in the name of the healthcare and…
COVID-19 in Mexico, ambulances dispatch to carry coronavirus patients
When paramedics reach COVID-19 patients in Mexico City, not always the ambulances are welcomed positively. When an ambulance arrives, neighbours intuit the reason and tension is high.
Freestanding ERs for COVID-19 patients, more options of care for Texas Medicaid and Medicare
New guidelines for freestanding emergency rooms amid the COVID-19 pandemic gave more care options to Texas’ Medicaid and Medicare patients. Since April 2020, the announcement that freestanding ERs can provide reimbursement for patients is…
Does hydroxychloroquine increase deaths in COVID-19 patients? A study on The Lancet launches warns…
The Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic has come as a storm in the lives of all of us and in scientific research. Healthcare facilities are trying to understand its boundaries at all levels, from genetic structure to contrast therapy. Often with…
Questions on Novel Coronavirus testing? John Hopkins University replies
The Novel Coronavirus is still among us and everyone worldwide and tests are on their way to give more explanations as possible. John Hopkins University answered many questions on coronavirus testing and gave also the answers.
Senegal: Docteur Car fights COVID-19, Polytechnic Institut of Dakar presents the robot with…
Docteur Car is not a common doctor. He speaks four languages and above all, he is a robot. Operated remotely, it has been presented by the Polytechnic Institut of Dakar. This robot has been equipped with anti-COVID innovations and it will…
English NHS ambulance safety standards: requirements of conversion
The “National ambulance vehicle specification for English NHS ambulance trusts” explains the standards of each emergency vehicle they use. Here we will analyze the ambulance safety standards required for ambulance conversion.
COVID 19 in Myanmar, the internet absence is blocking healthcare information to residents in Arakan…
The majority of information that we get about the current coronavirus pandemic is because of internet access. However, in a region of Myanmar, Arakan, the internet absence is creating many problems for citizens in getting a reliable and…
COVID 19 detection dogs trial: the UK Government gives £500,000 to support the research
COVID 19 detection dogs can be one of the last boundaries against coronavirus. This study, carried out in the UK, wishes to demonstrate that dogs can find out if a person is infected from coronavirus. The UK Government gives more than…
COVID 19 in Bolivia, Health Minister Marcelo Navajas arrested over the "golden ventilators" scandal
It is clear that COVID 19 gives way to inappropriate "appetites". Tight times force many to bypass normal cautions, controls and regulation systems, opening up to illegal actions. Here is what happened in Bolivia, where the Health Minister,…
Somalia, COVID 19 training passes through Italian universities: Mogadishu in cooperation with Italy
A great initiative, promoted by the Italian Aics (the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation). During the fight against COVID 19 in Somalia, the health of Mogadishu citizens can count on at least 170 doctors and operators in the front…
The importance of calling your local or national emergency number in case of suspected stroke
One in four people in the United States will have a stroke during their lifetime. The real problem is that it is possible that one in four survivors can have it again. In the National Stroke Month, we wish to remind how important is calling…
Drones in emergency care, AED for suspected out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) in Sweden
Drones are used in many different fields. In emergency care, some country is testing drones to reach patients in a faster way. This is the case of Sweden, where the main emergency operator uses drones to deliver Automated External…
Coronavirus healthcare response in conflict zones - ICRC in Iraq
After the first coronavirus case confirmed in Iraq (24 February 2020) the ICRC continued to provide care. The Red Cross teams are keeping on striving in order to both ensure that its existing humanitarian programs are not jeopardized and…
Taxi instead of ambulance? Volunteers drive non-emergency coronavirus patients to hospital in…
They wear protective equipment and drive suspected coronavirus patients from their home to the nearest hospital on board of taxis. Who are they? GrabResponse volunteers, a dedicated non-emergency transport service which is part of a…
Coronavirus, Trump attacks the World Health Organization saying that "it is a puppet of China"
After two days of meeting of the WHO, the World Health Organization, on COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, the United States President, Donald Trump showed all his disappointment.
A new species of brown recluse spider discovered in Mexico: what to know about his venomous bite?
The coronavirus has heavily crushed any other piece of news. Like the discover of a new species of a brown recluse spider, and his potentially deadly bite.
Madagascar President: a natural COVID 19 remedy. The WHO warns the country
A new remedy made of artemisia has been promoted by the Madagascar's President Andry Rajoelina. It would be used to treat COVID-19 patients throughout the African country. But the WHO (World Health Organization) warned him about the…
Post-intensive care syndrome (PICS) and PTSD in COVID-19 patients: a new battle has begun
Patients who survived COVID-19 may have to face another battle. The battle against post-intensive care syndrome (PICS) that could show itself as a combination of physical and mental health impairments. People suffering from PICS may…
Stroke care certification for the Memorial Hospital of Freemont
May is the National Stroke Awareness Month in the US. In order to meet the higher demanding standards, the Memorial Hospital of Fremont gained the primary stroke certification. This means that citizens can receive high-level care at home…
COVID-19 in Spain - Ambulance responders are afraid of a coronavirus rebound
Spanish ambulance responders fear a rebound of COVID-19. Now that the entire world is facing a phase of rehab, the ghost of the virus is always present. Many ambulance responders, paramedics and nurses are fearing to get the infection.
How to become a paramedic? Some tips on entry requirements in the UK
"How to become a paramedic?" is the question that many may ask. In the United Kingdom, the NHS set a page up to explain the entry requirements and training for paramedics.
Ambulance safety standards by the English NHS trusts: base vehicle specifications
What about the ambulance safety standards in the UK? The English NHS ambulance trusts realized the "National ambulance vehicle specification for English NHS ambulance trusts" where they explain the standards of each emergency vehicle they…
Top 5 Paramedic jobs in the UK, Philippines, Saudi Arabia and Spain
Top 5 most interesting paramedic jobs proposal on Emergency Live. Our selection can help you to reach the life you want as an emergency operator.
Typhoon Vongfong is hitting the Philippines, but concern is for coronavirus infections
The Typhoon Vongfong is pointing the Philippines heartland out. Hundreds of thousands of people must be evacuated, but the coronavirus pandemic is complicating efforts to move these people.
The first reliable cashless air ambulance service of India: how does it work?
The first-ever affordable cashless air ambulance service of India has been just announced. The Book Air Ambulance, a flagship venture of Flaps Aviation, gave the piece of news on May, 13. Let's discover how will it work and how it can be…
Japan launched rapid antigen test kits to detect coronavirus infections
The Japanese Ministry of Health, Katsunobu Kato declared the approval of a new antigen test kit. It should be able to rapidly detect coronavirus infections.
The Nato phonetic alphabet riddle - Volunteer Police Cadets launch the challenge!
It starts with "India Foxtrot" and it is the new riddle that was launched in April by the Volunteer Police Cadets of UK on Facebook. It is for anyone who wishes to understand the NATO phonetic alphabet. Read on to learn more about this…
New portable isolation chambers to AMREF Flying Doctors for COVID-19 patients transport and…
As COVID-19 increased its spread all over the world, also throughout Africa, AMREF Flying Doctors received a peak of infected patients transport or evacuation requests. The Ministry of Health of Kenya gave its complete support, by providing…
The repatriated Turkish citizen with COVID-19 by Air Ambulance has been discharged
After the discovering of being infected by COVID-19, a Turkish citizen who lived in Sweden with his family was repatriated by air ambulance after the treatments deny by Swedish authorities. Now he has been discharged.
Are obesity and Alzheimer related? Investigation on the mid-life obesity and dementia relationship
There is an ongoing study, funded by the Alzheimer's Society, that is aiming to investigate the impact of adiposity cause by an obesity condition is going to have on the brain. It seems that the micro and macrostructure of the brain regions…
Training with COVID-19 precautions for the Naval Warefare Center in California
The Naval Special Warfare Center in California will re-open its doors to professionals. The SEALs will start training again and new maritime special operators will be formed, with COVID-19 precautions.
International Nurses Day: the British Army celebrates Florence Nightingale in her 200th anniversary
On the International Nurses Day 2020, the British Army decided to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Forence Nightingale's birth. Every year the world celebrates this pioneering nurse and her vital role in medicine and emergency care. The…
Does air pollution impact on OHCA risk? A study by University of Sydney
Now that COVID-19 is going backwards, the world is slowly trying to return to its normal activities, and pollution will increase its presence in the air again. In this article we wish to analyse an aspect that regards EMS and pollution.…
Coronavirus, next step: Japan is projecting an early stop to the emergency
Japan announces the next step to coronavirus emergency. Early openings could be established in many prefectures where the cases are few or zero already during this week.
How to become an EMT in the United States? Educational steps
Emergency medical technicians (EMTs), like paramedics, respond to emergency calls, perform medical services and patients transport witht the ambulance to hospitals. They are dispatched to care the sick or injured in emergency medical…
Red Cross in Mozambique against coronavirus: assistance to displaced population in Cabo Delgado
The recent increase of violence in Mozambique made many fleeing to Pemba in order to find safety. The Red Cross Mozambique is distributing essential household items to guaranteee the most support as possible. Especially, the importance is…
Acute hyperinflammatory shock found in British children. New Covid-19 pediatric illness symptoms?
An unprecedent cluster of 8 children with hyperinflammatory shock similar to the Kawasaki disease shock syndrome have been registered in London. Could it be a new Covid-19 pediatric illness? Now, because of this cluster there is a national…
Covid-19 in the United States nursing homes: what's happening?
According to many sources, the United States nursing homes seems in the grip of Covid-19. The nursing homes' patients are dying and many workers are getting sick, probably from Covid-19. Why does the situation seem so critical?
COVID-19, call for humanitarian response funds: 9 countries were added to list of the most…
The United Nations launched a call to raise $4.7 billion of funds in order to protect millions of lives in countries and stem the spread of COVID-19 in the most fragile countries.
FDNY fleet added 100 ambulances to respond to increasing COVID-19 emergency calls
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) is keeping its spread on through the United States, the FDNY added 100 ambulances to face the pandemic in the Big Apple.
Immediate assistance to children hit by floods in DR Congo. UNICEF warns the risk of a cholera…
During the very last days of April 2020, powerful floods displaced more than 100,000 people, including many children, in DR Congo (South Kivu). This condition, warns UNICEF, will probably cause a complex healthcare situation, plus a…
London's Air Ambulance: Prince William allows the helicopters to land in Kensington Palace to refuel
As the coronavirus continues its race in the UK, EMS has to consider other cases of emergency, too. Especially for critical care, the air ambulance helicopters have the provide a high-performance. That's why Prince William allowed London's…
Experts discuss the coronavirus (COVID-19) - Will this pandemic end?
When could we expect the end of COVID-19? When are we going to have a vaccine? According to experts worldwide, it is impossible to define a date. The reality is that there still are many doubts about the coronavirus.
Coronavirus in India: a flower shower on hospitals to thank medical staff
India is loosing its anti-coronavirus measures in the orange and green areas of the country. There still are many doubts about the number of infections. However, morale is quite high and the Indian Government decided to thank all medics,…
UNICEF against COVID-19 and other diseases
UNICEF declared that the poorest countries are suffering from other diseases. COVID-19 is not so scary for populations who always had to fight against HIV or Ebola.
Coronavirus (COVID-19): Hungary and the US give support to the Republic of Moldova
Solidarity in times of coronavirus (COVID-19) did not stop. Since the Republic of Moldova requested assistance by the NATO, saw a concrete sign of support by Hungary and the US who donated respirators, masks and other items.
Sudan declares female genital mutilation will be a crime
Sudan reached a very important turning point by declaring that female genital mutilation will be soon considered a crime. The Foreign Ministry of Khartoum stated that this decision represents an important positive development for women…
COVID-19 in the US: FDA issued an emergency authorization to use Remdesivir to treat coronavirus…
The Food & Drug Administration (FDA) issued a letter in order to authorize the use of the anti-viral Remdesivir drug to treat COVID-19 disease (coronavirus). This is the new element on which the scientific - and economic - communities…
Bangladesh during COVID-19 has to think about displaced people escaping violence in Myanmar
Hundreds of thousands of people, displaced by violence in Myanmar, live in crowded refugee camps in Bangladesh. It is a precarious existence at the best of times; when so many people live so close together, the disease can spread easily.…
The voice of AICS reports the coronavirus in Uganda. Food and border control are the challenges
The social distancing measures implemented by Kampala have left many families without income and daily jobs. Massimiliano Mazzanti, Ambassador of AICS (Agenzia italiana per la cooperazione allo sviluppo) in Uganda explains that the agency…
ERC provided BLS and ALS guidelines on COVID-19 patients with other diseases
The European Resuscitation Council (ERC) provided COVID-19 guidelines, in order to give healthcare professionals the tools to treat coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) patients affected also from other diseases. Many countries are now living different…
Cuba sends 200 medics and nurses to South Africa to face COVID-19
With over 4,000 confirmed cases and 86 deaths, South Africa is the most affected country by the coronavirus in Africa. Cuba sends 200 medics and nurses to support the country in front of COVID-19.
Covid-19, El Salvador Police uses the "lethal force" against criminal gangs
According to El Salvador President Bukele, the criminal groups are taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to kill: over 50 murders during the weekend. The "lethal force" of the Police has been authorized.
Supply flights' disruption can cause other diseases outbreaks in Latin America, the WHO declares
Since the coronavirus affected any country of the planet, many transport deliveries got cancelled. However, this is causing delay and disruption of supply and medicines deliveries all over the world, especially in Latin America. There is…
University of Yucatan underlines the importance to "think positive" during COVID-19 pandemic
Taking care of ourself and supporting others can make us feeling better. The Psychology Department of the Autonomous Univeristy of Yucatan underlines how important is to think positive during the COVID-19 pandemic, in order to better face…
British Army support during the COVID-19 pandemic
The British Army communication to the nation about COVID-19. The goal is continuing to be ready, resilient and responsive to all the challenges the coronavirus may bring. Here is how the army will support the UK.
Brazil in front of COVID-19, Bolsonaro against the quarantine and infections rise over 45,000
COVID-19 touched also Brazil but, differently than in other countries, here the quarantine doesn't exist. President Jair Bolsonaro joined hundreds of demonstrators protesting stay-at-home orders issued by state governors. Then, the Brazil…
Coronavirus in Tunisia face masks ready in 2 minutes
Coronavirus in Tunisia, the idea comes from the Sousse National School of Engineering thanks to the 3dWave startup record times for face masks realization.
How can the Power Air Purifying Respirator designed by the University of Utah help against COVID-19?
The CMI of the University of Utah has designed a new system of reusable purifying respirator for healthcare workers and caregivers who take care of COVID-19 patients. This Power Air Purifying Respirator (PAPR) is safe and reusable in…
Coronavirus, Medicus Mundi in Mozambique: stop to medical mobile clinics puts at risk thousands of…
Coronavirus in Mozambique: "for population, hearing about an incoming epidemic is a current matter: malaria, HIV, tuberculosis, cholera ..."
South Africa, President Ramaphosa's speech to the nation. New measures about COVID-19
The pandemic required important social decisions and health guidelines, now it is time to understand also the new actions in the economic field. Cyril Ramaphosa, President of South Africa held a speech yesterday evening to his nation in…
Coronavirus face masks, should general public members wear them in South Africa?
A long debate on the cloth face masks for coronavirus has been carried out in the last weeks. Today, the National Department of Health of South Africa issued its advice into a new press release, especially for what concerns the non-medical…
COVID-19 in Asia, the ICRC support in congested jails of the Philippines, Cambodia and Bangladesh
The official release issued by the ICRC reports that COVID-19 is now spreading also into Asian jails where social distancing cannot be respected. Avoiding the infection is almost impossible in prison. That's why the ICRC stand up to support…
COVID-19, University of Oregon: 1 million for students with serious financial disruptions
The University of Oregon President announced that $1 million is now available for the Students in Crisis Fund to help students who are dealing with serious financial disruptions.
Coronavirus in Morocco: the Renault group response on private ambulance societies
Morocco is one of the few states in Africa in which the coronavirus hit hard. Already 2,685 cases have been confirmed in the state led by King Mohammed VI, with 137 deaths, against a population of almost 40 million of the people living…
COVID-19, "Clap for carers": applauders to health workers every evening in the UK
COVID-19 and "Clap for carers". A nice popular initiative that grew up on social networks to the homes of many Brits, and which probably deserves to be borrowed also in Italy.
COVID-19 pandemic accelerates in Western and Central Africa. WHO, WFP and AU deliver supplies
West and Central Africa are growing concern for COVID-19: Cameroon has confirmed more than 800 cases, while Niger, Cote d’Ivoire and Guinea have reported a rapid rise in numbers during the past week. WHO, WFP and AU are delivering critical…
Pandemic crisis in Africa, up to 300,000 Africans risk to die because of COVID19
The pandemic is keeping spreading throughout the African continent. Allegedly 300,000 people could die because of COVID19. There are over 17,000 confirmed cases across the continent, at the moment.