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Ala. agency says trauma care has cut crash deaths

A new report by Alabama health officials says the rate of traffic deaths has fallen drastically since the state established a trauma network in 2007.

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John S - 2/3/2013 11:36 AM
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Honestly, I find this surprising. I believe far too much precious time is wasted on gathering unnecessary information before the medical treatment begins- at the wreck scene and at the hospital.
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