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During this month's HUBweek celebration of innovation, STOP THE BLEED was one of the hands-on presentations offered to the public by the Brigham and Women's Hospital. Inside a conference room a brief video suggested "when terror strikes we must consider ourselves to be first responders."
The video mentions specifically the intentional chaos of the October 1 massacre in Las Vegas and the April 2013 Marathon bombings in Boston. Then the narrator notes, regrettably, that these are the times we li
During this month's HUBweek celebration of innovation, STOP THE BLEED was one of the hands-on presentations offered to the public by the Brigham and Women's Hospital. Inside a conference room a brief video suggested "when terror strikes we must consider ourselves to be first responders."
The video mentions specifically the intentional chaos of the October 1 massacre in Las Vegas and the April 2013 Marathon bombings in Boston. Then the narrator notes, regrettably, that these are the times we li…