In a life-threatening injury, every second counts. Because a person can die from blood loss in as little as five minutes, the ...

If a person is suffering from massive blood loss, the difference between their survival and death can be determined in the first few seconds after they are injured. Taking action in those crucial ...

FARGO, N.D. — North Dakota State University Extension and the NDSU School of Nursing are partnering to offer "Stop the Bleed" ...

A free, one-hour “Stop the Bleed” course is being offered just in time for the return to school. The course is designed for individuals with little or no medical training who may need to provide ...

MURPHYSBORO — May is Stop the Bleed Month. Stop the Bleed is a program that teaches people that with simple tools and the proper training, a bystander can give someone a better chance of survival ...

It can take as little as three to five minutes for a person with a traumatic injury to bleed out ― their death oftentimes preventable with simple intervention from bystanders until help arrives. After ...

WORCESTER — On a Saturday afternoon at the Worcester Public Library’s main branch, the center of attention was a rubber prop meant to mimic a wounded human limb. About a dozen people, women and men of ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — For a victim bleeding from a traumatic incident in a farm field or boating incident, the first person who arrives to help may be a South Dakota Game Fish and Parks officer. ...

Muscatine Fire Department will host a free Stop the Bleed training Jan. 24 at Fire Station No. 2, teaching bystanders ...