Cohen Marzilli, Jackson Township This article originally appeared on The Repository: Epinephrine auto-injectors and naloxone should be in AED first-aid kits | Letter ...

We also consulted with experts at the Red Cross to best understand how to choose the right first aid kit for any situation. With a heavy-duty case and a variety of high-quality items inside ...

To find the best first aid kits, we interviewed Dr. Joseph Lauro, an emergency medicine physician and former FDNY paramedic, and Dr. Jestin Carlson, an American Red Cross Scientific Advisory ...

Experts in fields of survival tend to assemble their own first aid kits to ensure a decent amount of what ex–U.S. Army Special Forces medic and paramedic Mykel Hawke calls “dressings for real ...

You can buy a prepackaged kit or make your own by including the following essentials. The Red Cross recommends the following be a part of your home first aid kit: Make sure you have two absorbent ...

have a non-mandatory First Aid Kit Program as described by OSHA through a letter of interpretation. For this non-mandatory program, departments are welcome to purchase their own first aid kits for the ...

First aid kits are to be used by the injured party on a voluntary basis. If another person is to administer first aid, we recommend that they should be adequately trained by equal to that of the ...

Supplying every AED first-aid box with epinephrine auto-injectors and naloxone can significantly increase survival rates. The opioid epidemic has persisted for a long time, and treating patients ...