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Ambulance staff abused more than 300 times in Cov and Warwickshire

80% Center coverage: 10 sources

Figures released by West Midlands Ambulance Service have been described as 'shocking'See the Story

'They saved my life:' After cardiac arrest, heart patient returns to thank care team

71% Center coverage: 7 sources

By Jack Thurston Click here for updates on this story SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vermont (WPTZ) — A Connecticut man who went into cardiac arrest during a ski trip to Vermont returned to the Green Mountain State this weekend to say thank you to the good Samaritans, ski patrollers, and medical professionals who were key to his successful recovery. “This whole team left an impact on me and my family,” Steve Stahl, 50, told NBC5 News at a reunion held in…See the Story

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