19 Nov 2024
With temperatures dropping in the capital, the Chief Medical Officer at London Ambulance Service is asking people to take additional steps to stay safe and only call 999 in a life-threatening emergency. Colder weather can be especially dangerous for older people, young children and those […]
19 Nov 2024
A paramedic at London Ambulance Service will feature in the hit BBC podcast Best Medicine to promote defibrillators – devices […]
15 Nov 2024
The challenges faced by London Ambulance Service on a busy night shift are brought into sharp focus on last night’s […]
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