This video is the first episode of a series titled "What it's like to be shot." It features a survivor recounting a harrowing road rage incident that resulted in them being shot twice. The survivor details the events leading up to the shooting, the emotional impact, their interaction with law enforcement and medical professionals, and their journey to recovery. The narrative emphasizes the unpredictability of human behavior, the importance of vigilance, and making wise choices about companions. The video aims to inspire reflection on personal interactions and promote a more compassionate community.
This video introduces the Civilian Baseline Trauma Medicine Course offered by Achilles Heel Tactical. The course focuses on essential pre-hospital care skills for everyday citizens, emphasizing the 'why' behind life-saving trauma interventions. Taught by medical professionals, it aims to equip individuals with the knowledge to assess and act in crisis situations, whether caring for loved ones or assisting others. Training aids are provided, and potential students can find course schedules and locations on the Achilles Heel Tactical website.
This video highlights Olight's successful charity sale, which raised $785,454 for COVID-19 medical supplies. The sale focused on selling out specific flashlight models, including the 7,000 S1R Baton II and 8,000 i1R Eos II. The proceeds are being used to send masks to the US and other critically needy countries, directly benefiting medical professionals. The description also includes details about a limited-time sale with discounts on the S1RII Blue and i1RII Blue Kit flashlights, free shipping offers, and complimentary COVID-19 prevention resources.
This NRA News segment from May 24, 2011, features Cam Edwards interviewing Dr. Tim Wheeler from Doctors for Responsible Gun Ownership. The discussion centers on an article published in the Journal of the American Medical Association titled "Dangerous People or Dangerous Weapons; Access to Firearms for Persons With Mental Illness." The conversation likely explores the link between mental health and firearm access, and the perspectives of medical professionals on gun ownership and policy.
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