Life in a rural 'ambulance desert' means sometimes help isn't on the way | World & Nation

CARROLLTON, Ala. — Annie Jackson can’t know whether her sister Grena Prude might have survived had an ambulance been more readily available when she went into cardiac arrest on May

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