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Savannah first responders trained in use of bleed control kits Savannah first responders trained in use of bleed control kits

Savannah first responders trained in use of bleed control kits

Georgia Headlines February 13, 2018 Savannah Morning News 0

Memorial Health donated 518 bleed control kits to the Savannah Police Department to help officers provide potentially life-saving medical aid at the scene of... Savannah first responders trained in use of bleed control kits

Memorial Health donated 518 bleed control kits to the Savannah Police Department to help officers provide potentially life-saving medical aid at the scene of a traumatic injury.

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