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The medic's sleep manual: How to upgrade your bed for better rest

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By Joshua Lee Verified
| EMS1 Verified
Editor’s Note: This article is Part 2 of a three-part mini-series on better sleep for EMS providers Here, we’ll focus on upgrading your bed — from mattresses and bases to pillows, sheets and quilts — to create a foundation for restorative rest. Part 1 explored how to build a healthier sleep environment, and Part 3 will turn to optimizing your health and routines to prepare your body and mind for deeper, more consistent sleep. I love to sleep.
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Research analysis: Research: Early intramuscular adrenaline administration

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By Joshua Lee Verified
| EMS1 Verified
Editor’s note: Paramedics take a great deal of pride in their ability to perform complex resuscitations in the field; to bring hospital level care to wherever the patient may need it. But is your practice based in dogma or research? Watch the EMS1 on-demand webinar, Pharmacotherapy’s role in resuscitation, to learn about the strength of the evidence regarding commonly used drugs in resuscitation.
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MRI Enhancement Patterns After Resection of Sporadic Vestibular Schwannoma: Comparing Retrosigmoid and Translabyrinthine Approaches

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By Olivia La Monte, Joshua Lee Verified, Peter Dixon, Omid Moshtaghi
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The increasing use of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has contributed to a rise in vestibular schwannoma (VS) diagnoses. While observation and radiation therapy are appropriate in many cases, surgical resection is a viable option for treating symptomatic or enlarging vestibular schwannomas (VS) [1-3].
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