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UTSA, UT Health San Antonio, and UT Tyler secure $1 million to enhance trauma care through AI advancements
Read full article: UTSA, UT Health San Antonio, and UT Tyler secure $1 million to enhance trauma care through AI advancementsResearchers are adding data into a system that figures out the best way to help people in serious situations.
‘If they die, there’s no more chances’: Mom who lost son applauds federal bill to legalize fentanyl test strips
Read full article: ‘If they die, there’s no more chances’: Mom who lost son applauds federal bill to legalize fentanyl test stripsTexas is one of a few states where fentanyl strips are still illegal, considered drug paraphernalia. Federal lawmakers are trying to change that. Senate Bill 2569 is continuing to gain bipartisan support, an update applauded by local families who lost loved ones to fentanyl.
Kirby firefighter’s severe hearing loss doesn’t stop her from saving lives
Read full article: Kirby firefighter’s severe hearing loss doesn’t stop her from saving livesBeing a firefighter and EMT is a tough job, that calls for perfect communication skills. That's why Kirby firefighter Konstance Garner said people underestimate her. She has extreme hearing loss, but thanks to state of the art technology, she can save lives just as well as her crew members.
New EMT program at Edison High School offers new career opportunity to seniors
Read full article: New EMT program at Edison High School offers new career opportunity to seniorsSAN ANTONIO – A new program at Edison High School is preparing the next generation of emergency workers. But they’ll also be learning how to care for patients who are maybe having a heart attack, severe respiratory distress. They may be going out on COVID patients when they graduate,” said Deborah Ramirez, magnet coordinator for Edison High School. On days where they have to practice skills, students will learn outside. “We’ll probably do the skills outdoors so that we can not worry so much about COVID transmission,” Ramirez said.
Competing protesters converge on Breonna Taylor's hometown
Read full article: Competing protesters converge on Breonna Taylor's hometownHundreds of activists demanded justice for Breonna Taylor during the demonstrations in her hometown that drew counter-protesters from a white militia group. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley)LOUISVILLE, Ky. Hundreds of armed, predominantly Black, activists demanded justice for Breonna Taylor during peaceful demonstrations Saturday in her Kentucky hometown that drew counter-protesters from a white militia group. By the time Black activists dressed in black fatigues arrived in the heart of downtown Saturday afternoon, most of the white militia members had already left. Earlier in the day, three people were accidentally shot at a park where Black activists had gathered, police said. "I encourage anyone choosing to exercise their Second Amendment rights to do so responsibly.The Black activists had converged on Louisville to demand justice for Taylor.
Jada Pinkett Smith, Alicia Keys, Cardi B & More Call for Justice for Breonna Taylor in Heartbreaking PSA
Read full article: Jada Pinkett Smith, Alicia Keys, Cardi B & More Call for Justice for Breonna Taylor in Heartbreaking PSAOn the night of Taylor's death, three officers -- identified in the official incident report released Wednesday as Sgt. According to a wrongful death suit filed by Taylor's family, no drugs were found. I am Breonna Taylor's mother. He also apologized to Taylor's family for causing them further pain, but has said that he cannot currently fire the officers involved. RELATED CONTENT:Louisville Police Release Nearly Blank Breonna Taylor Incident ReportBlack Lives Matter: Inspiring Stories of Communities Coming TogetherSay Her Name: How to Honor Breonna Taylor's Birthday & Demand Justice