How a Black vicinity relation successful Pittsburgh helped signifier exigency medicine American Sirens author Kevin Hazzard tells the communicative Freedom House, a vicinity nonprofit that, with the assistance of a pioneering physician, trained immoderate of the nation's archetypal paramedics.
December 19, 20221:27 PM ET
How a Black vicinity relation successful Pittsburgh helped signifier exigency medicine
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American Sirens author Kevin Hazzard tells the communicative Freedom House, a vicinity nonprofit that, with the assistance of a pioneering physician, trained immoderate of the nation's archetypal paramedics.
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