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First responders have it covered
ScienceMeningeal innate lymphoid cells guide inhibitory neurons in early ...
Miranda, Green, Jane A, Foster
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Knee Injuries in First Responders
Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic SurgeonsFirst responders, including firefighters, law enforcement, and emergency medical services, represent a unique patient population at high risk of knee injury. High rates of on-scene and training injuries are driven by dynamic and repetitive maneuvers often done under load.
Robert H. Brophy, Ryan R. Wilbur
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Improving Situational Awareness for First Responders
2016This paper aims at exploring a novel approach for indoor localisation by exploiting data fusion. Specifically, personnel localisation in rescue scenarios is addressed: the key idea is to increase the situation awareness of rescuers. A pedestrian dead reckoning algorithm based on waist mounted inertial sensors is designed to cope with different human ...
Francesca De Cillis +5 more
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Neutrophils in the lung: “the first responders”
Cell and Tissue Research, 2017Neutrophils, constituting the first line of defense, perform vital functions during immune surveillance. A key feature that assists in their prompt response to an inflammatory signal is rapid migration to the affected site. They are normally short-lived but can be activated to live longer under the influence of an inflammatory stimulus.
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Protons are the new first responders
ScienceHuman STING’s newfound function as a channel expands our understanding of ...
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First Response to the Respondent:
2000Abstract My concept of psychology is here limited to experimental research in music perception and cognition. This research probes very specific questions about how we hear and how we interpret what we hear, how we learn, how we err in performance tasks, how we conceptualize musical form, tonality, and timbre, and how we respond (or do ...
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