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http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2011/12/31/ringing-in-the-new-year-tips-for-keeping-pets-safe/

OK, All of you know what to do to keep yourselves safe this New Years Eve
(No drinking and driving etc..) but what about your pets? Here's some tips and don't forget CTS offers pet CPR and First Aid classes!

Be careful out there tonight everyone!
Happy New Year from CTS Medics!!

Ringing In The New Year: Tips for Keeping Pets Safe Animal Care & Control of NYC has some tips to help you take care of your pets over the holidays.

OK, so there it is everyone. See the videos below. Careful to roast your turkey to the proper temp-Careful with the carving knife and deep fryers, don't give your pet raisins, grapes, onions, garlic or raw dough.
And remember-we teach Pet first aid/CPR and CPR/AED/first aid classes for humans even.

Stay safe and have a VERY HAPPY THANKSGIVING from CTS MEDICS! : D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDHAHs8WXZU

Pet Tips- Thanksgiving Dangers Visit our Website http://www.manchesterwestvet.com. This Pet Tips video from the Manchester West Veterinary Hospital discusses the dangers of Thanksgiving di...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqB5RUiUejI

Holiday Food Safety Tips University of Maine Cooperative Extension talks about holiday food safety and safe food handling.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phA8dk-FO2Y

Thanksgiving Safety Advice Thanksgiving is a day in which many of us will be giving thanks, but for some the day will end with a call to the local fire department.

Thank you to each and every one of our Veterans from CTS Medics.

http://www.emsgarage.com/
One of the best weekly EMS podcasts out there. The discussions are hosted by Chris Montera with a variety of medical and EMS professionals.
Informative, interesting, timely, and most importantly- NOT BORING!!
Check it out!

EMS Garage EMS Garage is a weekly podcast for EMS, Ambulance, Paramedic and EMT professionals.

Be careful out there tonight everyone!

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I'm clear you're clear everyone's clear... (?)

http://www.jems.com/article/news/autopsy-inconclusive-chicago-firefighter

****CHICAGO—Initial autopsy results were inconclusive in the death of a North Carolina firefighter who died after collapsing 500 yards from the Chicago Marathon finish line.***

http://www.jems.com/article/news/autopsy-inconclusive-chicago-firefighter

http://roguemedic.com/2011/08/syncope-and-sudden-death-in-student-athletes/

PODCAST ON SYNCOPE AND SUDDEN DEATH IN STUDENT ATHLETES. ALSO INCLUDES LINKS LIKE "The Mysterious Athletic Heart" by Dr. John Mandrola. GOOD READ!!

Syncope and sudden death in student athletes All three are important podcasts on a topic that we do not want to ignore. While the bad outcomes are rare, they make up for it in the impact they have on all involved.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/chi-at-least-2-firefighters-injured-in-south-side-fire-20110825,0,6642311.story


Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers....

3 firefighters injured when 'things went bad' in South Side blaze "Things went bad" at a blaze in a West Englewood home tonight that injured three firefighters, including two left in critical condition.