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05.17.2013
US experiences decline in drug spending and non-emergency hospital visits
A recent study by the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics shows that, in 2012, total spending in real dollars on U.S. medicines has decreased alongside the overall use of healthcare services.
05.16.2013
Canadian program to alleviate pressures on emergency room staffing
A new system in Toronto provides an example of emergency department solutions.
05.08.2013
ER visits from sleeping pill use dramatically increase
New research shows that ER visits due to adverse reactions to sleeping pills containing zolpidem increased dramatically between 2005 and 2010.
05.03.2013
After-hour pediatric ER visits may not increase death risk
New research shows that after-hours pediatric treatment in intensive care units does not increase death risk among child patients.
05.01.2013
Study suggests EMS are underused
Research shows that more than a third of stroke patients fail to call EMS during their emergencies. Getting to an ER and beginning treatment quickly is imperative, suggesting the importance of calling up an ambulance.
05.01.2013
2 carbon monoxide sources people may not know about
Aside from the typical sources of carbon monoxide poisoning, such as car and boat motors, camp barbecues and hookah smoking may also expose individuals to dangerous levels of the gas, potentially putting them in need of medical attention.
04.29.2013
Strokes are a health risk for the young
Stroke is a health risk for younger populations in the U.S. and can lead to early death. By taking certain precautions, young people can prevent stroke and avoid potential early mortality.
04.24.2013
Boston ERs provided care and evidence
Following the Boston Marathon bombings, medical professionals in the city not only treated victims, but they also collected evidence for the crime invesitgation.
04.22.2013
Taking care to resist bacteria
There are several ways to build up resistance against harmful bacteria.
04.18.2013
ER physicians perform after Boston Marathon tragedy
The emergency room staff in Boston medical facilities worked in teams to help those injured following the explosions at this past Boston Marathon.
