EMS Briefing: Saturday, May 16, 2026
Saturday, May 16, 2026
Good morning and welcome to your daily briefing. Here are the top stories and clinical updates to keep you informed.
The popular EMS industry podcast 'Inside EMS' has concluded its run after producing nearly 900 episodes.
A fire and subsequent explosion at a lumber mill in Maine triggered a mass casualty incident response for at least 11 patients.
A loose cow wandering onto a Massachusetts highway caused a multi-vehicle crash and a declared mass casualty incident.
A bystander provided critical care to a cyclist in cardiac arrest by following dispatcher instructions despite not being CPR certified.
A new Ebola outbreak has resulted in 65 confirmed fatalities, prompting heightened global public health awareness.
The CDC has published findings on a significant Group A Streptococcus outbreak that occurred in a large Chicago homeless shelter.
New research identifies the clinical and demographic characteristics of individuals most likely to be source cases for TB transmission.
ACEP provides actionable tips for emergency providers to manage stress and prioritize their mental well-being.
Response data from a California fire department highlights the overwhelming predominance of EMS calls as the agency begins ALS service.
A Massachusetts EMS service showcases new alternative support vehicles designed for specialized, non-transport responses.
The application period is now open for the 2026 STOP THE BLEEDĀ® grant program to fund bleeding control equipment and training.
A new report analyzes current trends and opportunities for public safety and EMS grant funding.
A new Tennessee state law now legally authorizes EMS personnel to provide medical care and ambulance transport to injured police K-9s.