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Cascade Region’s Youth Volunteers Exemplify Excellence.

Smoke Alarms and Partnerships Help Save Lives

Deadly Alameda Fire Still Inspires Smoke Alarm Installations in Jackson County.

Quick thinking, heroic action, and lifesaving CPR help teenager save grandmother.

Retired Teacher Turns Red Cross Volunteer and Educates over 1800 Children in Emergency Preparedness

Board Member Spotlight: Jesse Gordon Long Energizes Red Cross

How A Satellite Can Save A Life

Exactly 12 hours from now, NASA will launch a satellite that will help save lives. The NOAA-N-Prime Satellite is the final installment in the TIROS, or Television Infrared Observation Satellite, series that […]

5,000 Years Ago: The First First Aid?

Scientists may have just discovered some of the earliest use of first aid. They’ve found that Ötzi, the 5,000-year-old man found frozen in ice, may have dressed his own wounds. How […]

Blood: Where Science Meets That Warm Fuzzy Feeling

Ooh, I just read some fun facts in today’s Wired article about the first blood transfusions in the 1600’s! Yeah, that’s right, they did blood transfusions way back then. But […]