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• The study appears in the January issue of The Annals of Emergency Medicine.
• A study in the March 2005 " Annals of Emergency Medicine, " comparing field ECG Guidelines.
• Results will be published in the November issue of group's medical journal, Annals of Emergency Medicine.
• Jagoda is Editor-in-chief of Emergency Medicine Practice and an editorial board member of the Annals of Emergency Medicine.
• Dyer describes eight cases _ including one Florida death _ in Tuesday's issue of the Annals of Emergency Medicine.
• The most detailed account of neurological injuries from amusement park rides appeared in The Annals of Emergency Medicine in January.
• The culmination of his studies was The Erlanger Chest Pain Evaluation Protocol published in the " Annals of Emergency Medicine " in 2002.
• While not all that common, it can be very deadly, according to a report in this month's issue of the Annals of Emergency Medicine.
• The findings are reported in the current Annals of Emergency Medicine and are based on a highway administration survey conducted from 1998 to 1999.
• For example, the number one peer-reviewed journal for emergency medicine & resuscitation, Annals of Emergency Medicine is, according to ScienceApologist a " fringe " journal.
• A decade ago, the average response time in Columbus, Ohio, was three minutes, according to a study in the medical journal, Annals of Emergency Medicine.
• Published in the October issue of the Annals of Emergency Medicine, it's the first time researchers have documented the beanbag injuries of more than a single person.
• He is currently Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine, University of Missouri at Kansas City School of Medicine and Editor Emeritus of " Annals of Emergency Medicine ".
• The article, published in The Annals of Emergency Medicine, described the incident as " the largest reported case series of criminal thallium poisoning in the United States ."
• The researchers, writing in this month's Annals of Emergency Medicine, based their findings on more than 4, 000 patients who had been intubated in or out of the hospital.
• "I think its naive to say we don't need to upgrade our hospital capabilities, " said Joseph Waeckerle, an expert on bioterrorism who edits the Annals of Emergency Medicine.
• The study, published Monday in the Annals of Emergency Medicine, concluded from autopsy reports that 2 percent of fatalities studied in Pima County could have been prevented if the victim had been evacuated more quickly.
• Results for in-flight illness rates can be found in publications such as " The Journal of Emergency Medicine, the " Annals of Emergency Medicine ", and the " Journal of Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine ".
• The study, published in this month's Annals of Emergency Medicine, showed that while riders over 40 still accounted for a minority of motorcycle deaths, they were the only group whose death rate increased over the last decade.
• The study, which was published in the July issue of The Annals of Emergency Medicine, found that the technique was not only less painful, it also allowed simple wounds to heal faster and with fewer side effects.