With millions of people flying on airplanes at any given moment, it’s not uncommon for a medical emergency to arise. A cardiologist who’s helped during more than twenty in-flight incidents explains how airline crews and ground-based medical teams work together to save lives thousands of feet in the air. He reveals how quick thinking, evolving technology, and aviation medicine keep passengers safe when emergencies strike.
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- Dr. Paulo Alves, cardiologist, global director of aviation health, MedAire
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