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Hypothermia & Frostbite

Don't let the winter cold put a freeze on your outdoor fun.  Learn the warning signs of hypothermia and frostbite. 

 

giftThe best gift to re-gift all year long — Learn CPR! Read more...

  

What percent of the nation's healthcare dollar is spent on emergency care?  Click here to find out!

 

Welcome to ACEP-TV

ACEP-TV The American College of Emergency Physicians is dedicated to advancing emergency care and to advocating on behalf emergency physicians and the 124 million emergencypatients cared for each year. To accomplish this, ACEP is using a new tool to communicate. This TV portal can be embedded on websites and blogs and will automatically be updated as new content comes available! 

 

   

EmergencyManual

The Emergency Manual  How to prevent emergencies, and what to do if one occurs.  Download your free copy now!

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Get the real-life ER on the "911: Emergency Talk Radio" show hosted by emergency physician Dr. Leigh Vinocur.


February 3, 2012

February is American Heart Awareness Month. This week’s 911: Emergency Talk Radio focuses on all things heart related. How many people you know are trained in CPR? Are you? We’ll talk about this important lifesaving technique and what you can do to learn it. When is hypothermia beneficial? We’ll discuss hypothermic resus-citation and what this does to the body. Also, how dental health affects your heart and what to expect when you have chest pains and go to the ER. Drs. Juan Fitz, Todd Slesinger and Preeti Jois are guests.Archives of previously recorded shows are still available on the website. 
Click here for more information or to listen to previous broadcasts.