03 Jul
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This episode goes right into a short discussion on Michael Jackson, and the CPR that was done. After that comes a discussion of the apparent connection of Lou Gehrig’s Disease to Blue-green Algae. These topics and more in this week’s episode of iRescueRadio!
26 Jun
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This week’s episode of iRescueRadio covers many topics, such as Obama’s health care reform, which has been all over the news lately. We’d like to get your response to it, so feel free to comment on our blog.
The other big topic this week is the connection of weight-loss to our sense of smell, or weight gain to symptoms of depression.
Listen in, and feel free to comment on your thoughts. What are you doing to lose weight? What do you think of the health care reform? Do you even care about it?
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15 Jun
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This episode of iRescueRadio covers many great topics, starting with a problem with raccoons and what to do about them.
The next topic is about speed sensors taking the blame for the Air France crash.
After that is a discussion of the cancer risk that is associated with cell phones.
The stumper this week is about when you should call your doctor versus calling 9-1-1.
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10 Jun
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Welcome to the 29th episode of iRescueRadio. It’s hard to believe there have been so many, but it’s been a great run so far, each new episode is better than the last.
This episode we talk about a man who survived a shark attack.
The next topic is about birds falling from the air in Australia.
Hormone Replacement Therapy is the top medical news this week, as it, like most other things, has been linked to health problems.
The puzzler this week has to do with animal attack survival and what to do.
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02 Jun
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This episode of iRescueRadio starts with a quick discussion of the strange sounds of digestion that happen from time to time… and sometimes at the most inopportune times.
This week’s hot topic is about laws that are up for vote regarding booster seats in Michigan. The laws are with regard to age, and not height. If you’re shorter than 4′8″ you’re in danger of injury in a car, regardless of age, but the laws refer only to age, being 8 years of age for the cut off.
The top medical news story is a discussion of vehicles that are fun but not necessarily safe.
For the puzzler this week, if you come across a victim that was thrown from a car in traffic… what do you do?
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28 May
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This week’s episode is dedicated to one major topic. Too big to be simply the hot topic, but it’s something much bigger. They start out by talking a little bit about fashion, of all things, as the topic turns to motorcycles in the rain.
The main topic for this week is Daniel Hauser, a boy at the age of thirteen resisting chemotherapy, and a warrant for the arrest of his mother which cited medical neglect.
The headline is: Arrest warrant issued for mother of Daniel Hauser, 13; boy is resisting chemo for treatable cancer
Is it the parent’s decision, or should the court have a say?
18 May
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The 26th Episode of iRescueRadio is jam packed with many topics, starting with ProFirstAid’s appearance on The Doctors. The hot topic is an airplane crash with a line-by-line transcript of the plane crash.
The top medical news for this week is about a woman that had microbes eating the fatty tissue inside of her.
This is followed by a conversation about the removal of a 95 pound tumor from a man. After that is a discussion about a towel that was removed from a man’s body after 25 years.
What the heck would you do, this week, is about lightning strikes.
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13 May
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This, the 25th episode of iRescueRadio starts with a conversation about growing up and the smells associated with it. It is followed up by a discussion on multi-level marketing sales schemes. The next topic is about a woman that had a successful face transplant, after having been extremely disfigured.
For the stumper of the week, it’s all about a snake bite. What do you do if you or a child is bit by a snake that you barely see before it disappears?
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This week’s episode is a little bit late, but it is a big one. It’s all about Swine Flu and Vaccinations. This is a mighty big episode this week, and has some great discussion.
It does start out, however, with a quick discussion of an 11-foot alligator that turned up on a woman’s doorstep in Tampa.
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27 Apr
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This episode starts with a discussion about a tree growing in a man’s lung. He had a spruce growing, and it was five centimeters long. That’s our top medical news of the week!
The hot topic of the week: Nocturnal bed bugs are re-emerging! The fact that we don’t use DDT anymore, means that bed bugs have begun making a come back.
This week’s What the heck would you do? What do you do if you get stung by a bee or a hornet and you have an allergic reaction?
We end it with the poll of the week. Vote in our poll below.
Episode 23: Spruce in Lungs, Bed Bugs, and Bee Stings (Oh My!) [30:13m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadThis Episode’s Poll:
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