Since 2017, the ACS Stop the Bleed program has trained nearly 5 million people in bleeding control. Importantly, the program requires no prior medical knowledge and is designed for everyone.

Staff from UMC and UNLV will be holding a free training course from 4 to 5:30 p.m. on Thursday to teach people how to stop bleeding in an emergency, using pressure, wound dressing and tourniquets.

May is National Stop The Bleed Month and Edminster is hoping to get the word out to even more people. "We have done training for a wide spectrum of people," he said.

May is National Stop The Bleed Month and Edminster is hoping to get the word out to even more people. “We have done training for a wide spectrum of people,” he said.

SAN ANTONIO – Learn life-saving skills and make a difference in an emergency before help arrives. University Health is offering free training through its Stop the Bleed program. Instructors will ...

A 50-50 grant from the Virginia Department of Emergency Management was used to purchase “Stop the Bleed” kits. The kits consist of a tourniquet, gloves, scissors, marker, an anticoagulant ...

Uncontrolled bleeding represents one of the most alarming medical situations people encounter. While minor cuts and scrapes typically stop bleeding within minutes, persistent bleeding despite ...

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As "Stop the Bleed" works to expand its training, Bosley said that instructors need to avoid retraumatizing those who may have already lost friends or family to gun violence.

“STOP THE BLEED® has become a powerful tool in Brazil, where high homicide rates and limited emergency response make this kind of training essential,” Marcelo said. “Sometimes, these skills ...

Join Stop the Bleed on May 22 for a blood drive at Saint Louis Hospital and free classes on trauma preparedness and bleeding control techniques. ... (Community Emergency Response Team).

As "Stop the Bleed" works to expand its training, Bosley said that instructors need to avoid retraumatizing those who may have already lost friends or family to gun violence.