(Reuters Health) - Homemade kits used to train bystanders to step in and stop bleeding after a gunshot wound could save lives, a new report suggests. St. Louis doctors came up with some ingenious ...

As Pennsylvania state police Cpl. Seth Kelly lay sprawled on a berm off a highway Tuesday morning and bleeding profusely from bullet wounds, a decision he made earlier in his shift saved his life.

“Through simply touching, more directly than in any other way, we can transmit to each other something of the power of the life we have inside us.” — Frederick Buechner During a recent presentation of ...

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WASHINGTON — Andrew Fisher thinks tourniquet training should be as common as CPR classes. But first, the former battlefield medic has to convince people not to be afraid of them. “We’ve heard if you ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Yuliya Pokhylko and fellow volunteers created an Amazon ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Indiana lawmakers want police officers across the state to carry tourniquets. For years, Indianapolis Police have carried first aid kits with them. Officers said the kits are ...

Ukrainian Defence Minister Rustem Umierov has signed an order on the creation of a medical department under the ministry, which will allow for the standardisation of tourniquets and combat first-aid ...