February 1st, 2015
PI alumna (California Student Leaders 2014) Leslie Nguyen-Okwu writes in USA Today about United Hatzalah of Israel, which equipped a fleet of 300 ambucycles, staffed by volunteer EMTs who are the fastest emergency first responders in Israel.
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