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| Forceps (3) | |
| Hearing aid (5) | |
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let alone calling an ambulance to your home, can be a monumental challenge. Â"Ninety-five percent of the Yemeni population has received never a postal letter,
In developing countries human-powered vehicles can provide affordable basic transportation for personal transport deliveries and even ambulance services.
</p><p>Research presented at the Acute Care Cardiac Congress in October 2012 found that only 29 percent of Turkish patients having heart attacks went to the hospital by ambulance
or driving one's own car was slower than an ambulance ride and delayed crucial treatment the study found.</
Thankfully in the 10-minute ride in the ambulance to Nationwide Children's Hospital the epinephrine started to work
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