Emergency doctors in the UK have raised alarms about the dangers of water beads, often marketed as toys, which can expand dramatically when exposed to liquid. The Royal College of Emergency Medicine warns that these beads pose a choking hazard…
A recent study from Ulm University reveals significant gender differences in the management of psychiatric emergencies by emergency medics. Female paramedics are less likely to administer sedatives and vital sign measurements, opting instead for a more empathetic, patient-centered approach. The…
A meeting between Greek health officials and representatives from Yale University aimed at improving the country’s emergency medicine sector through a proposed memorandum of understanding. The discussion focused on research initiatives intended to enhance emergency care services, including new training…
