emergency

Alberto Zanin, Emergency: "All the beds in the hospital in Kabul, including the intensive and sub-intensive care units, have been full for days"

Afghanistan crisis: the ICRC is relieved to see Kabul avoid what could have been devastating urban warfare, but we remain mindful of the thousands of civilians wounded and displaced in recent fighting in other urban centres

In the UK, the army has been drafted in to support ambulance crews, in an attempt to fill staffing shortages and to 'give a breather' ahead of the flu season

Gino Strada has died: just today the daily La Stampa published an article by him on the advance of the Taliban in Afghanistan

With the arrival of summer, you may be stung by a wasp or bee, bitten by a horsefly or viper, come across the tentacles of a jellyfish or step on a weevil. What can be done for correct and immediate help?

The tourniquet is essentially an arterial tourniquet. It has long been the subject of debate as to its actual usefulness: an interesting study from Los Angeles is sure to be worth reading

The press conference to present the 112 SORDI System, the new emergency communication portal for deaf people, has just ended in Italy

EENA, the European Emergency Number Association, is now at Emergency Expo. EENA is a non-governmental organisation with the mission to contribute to improving the safety and protection of people

Today we are talking about a little bit of Italian pride. No, football has nothing to do with it: we're talking about the Piaggio MP3 and its importance in Israel's emergency rescue system

Ford and Venari Group today announced they have signed a memorandum of understanding for a new alliance to take cooperation between the two businesses on emergency vehicles to the next level