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Tag Archives: friese
Lightning Strikes: Myths and Facts
Ben Usatch, MD, FAAEM, NREMT-P recently wrote this article for JEMS.com. Check this out to learn more about lightning strikes. Does lightning really never strike twice in the same spot? Is it safe to touch the victim of a lightning … Continue reading
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Tagged associates, fact, facts, friese, greg, jems, jems.com, lightning, medical, myth, myths, strike, wilderness, wildmed, wma
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Everyday Prevention – National Public Health Week
Wilderness medicine providers know that prevention and early intervention are critical to a successful day hike, camping trip, or multiple week expedition. Those same skills of prevention and early intervention are applicable to all aspects of life. Some things you … Continue reading
Posted in Check This Out!, General, Risk Management
Tagged 411, associates, eps, everyday, friese, greg, health, intervention, medical, medicine, national, prevention, public, week, wilderness
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