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In this episode, Tony interviews Brad and Kiera Newbury, authors of The Saved Effect, about the power of life-saving decisions, the importance of EMS education, and the emotional impact of their stories. They share insights from their careers, the motivation behind their book, and how they aim to inspire action and improve patient outcomes.
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