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How a new design for the 'crash' trolley after 60 years is aiming to save lives.
A resuscitation doctor plans an experiment test whether out-of-the-body experiences exist.
A retained firefighter is rewarded for his role in saving the lives of two young brothers while on holiday in Lanzarote.
A device aimed at improving health and safety for miners could now be used to help improve survival rates for premature babies.
A cat who was rescued from a blazing house is resuscitated by firefighters using a child's oxygen mask.
A father tells how he tried to resuscitate his four-year-old daughter who accidentally hanged herself with a hairband.
An appeal to raise £500,000 to refit and extend the resuscitation room at a Surrey hospital is nearing its target.
Firefighters use their oxygen supplies to resuscitate piglets when their shed catches fire and kills 250 of the animals.
A doctor tells how it was "impossible" to amputate a man's leg and rescue him from a flooded drain.
A boy who suffered a seizure is helped by a policeman who gave him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
New medical guidelines allow experienced nurses as well as doctors to decide whether to resuscitate patients.
A Wales nurse who works with the elderly says letting senior nurses decide on resuscitation is in the patients' best interest.
Alitalia shortlists six bidders as it tries to resuscitate efforts to sell the government's 49% stake in the firm to a private investor.
Microbes locked in Antarctic ice for as much as eight million years have been "resuscitated" in a laboratory.
Advising first-aiders to give mouth-to-mouth is off-putting and unnecessary, researchers advise.
A soldier strangled his best friend and colleague and then tried to resuscitate him as he lay dying, a court hears.
Two-week-old Woody Lander "came back to life" half an hour after being pronounced dead by medical staff. So how do you diagnose death?
A two-week-old boy comes back to life in his parents' arms after doctors pronounced him dead.
Medical advances allow us to live longer, and - to an extent - control over when the end will come. What makes a 'good' death?
A law change to facilitate "living wills" could leave doctors open to charges of euthanasia, two NI doctors say.
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