Medical

Lincoln County Sheriff Deputy Clint Heintz relied on his skills as a combat medic to save Trooper Lewis Johnson's life

During a mass casualty incident, or when EMS isn’t available, survival of the wounded may depend on you

M.A.R.C.H. is a guide for early intervention and care for life-threatening bleeding, airway compromise and inadequate breathing

Law enforcement officers and paramedics regularly encounter profoundly agitated patients and need the medications to treat those patients as well as the support of their organizations

Incident videos help responders identify the physical and behavioral cues of a severe behavioral emergency that may or may not have a criminal component

The Lucas Chest Compression System helps alleviate fatigue during the delivery of CPR

The trooper uses an ax to break the car's window and then with assistance from bystanders, pushes the vehicle over from its side to extricate the driver

Through a Dukes Healthcare Foundation grant, leaders brought Sigma Tactical Wellness representatives to the Peru police and fire departments

Heart disease is a leading cause of death for police officers.View this webinar to learn about health diagnostics and wellness initiatives that specifically address the needs of law enforcement officers.

Deputy Jeff Hermanson, 45, had been with the Saunders County Sheriff’s Office since 2001

Officer Walter Broussard, 62, served with the UC Davis Police Department for over 24 years

Officer Randy Isaacs, 41, was remembered as charismatic and outgoing

Hospitals, like schools, are not typically designed to guard against the threat of a determined gunman

Cody Olafson was completing a 1.5-mile run when he collapsed at the U.S. Customs and Border Protection academy

Police were responding to a shooting that left one person dead and four others injured