Smartphone app could teach Brits how to save lives in a terror attack
The citizenAID now gives you step-by-step instructions on what to do during a terror attack after it was revealed most Brits don t know how to stop major bleeding
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The CitizenAid app will provide instructions on how to treat major injuries during terror attacks. (Image: Don Bayley)
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Monday February 8th, 2021 8:30am
We rejoice in the return to play. The healing characteristics of lacrosse the physical and mental health benefits for the participants, coaches, families and fans.
2021 will be a week-to-week endeavor. Expect stops and starts, a bumpy road, unpredictable and imperfect. Celebrate your negative tests. We ve seen at least three programs (UMass, Johns Hopkins and Michigan) affected because of campus spreads of the virus. Set a good example. Be the great citizen. Don t be afraid to explain to people that your health and safety and that of others on campus is critical right now. And when you earn the right to take the field and compete, do so with appreciation. Hit the reset button at the end of the week. Last week s success means nothing today; there s no carryover.