Today marks 25 years since the tragic and untimely death of Princess Diana, affectionately known around the world as “The People’s Princess.” Chief Foreign Correspondent for People Magazine, Simon Perry, joins News NOW to explain how Princess Diana managed to make her mark on not only the royal family but on the world.
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The AAEM recently announced a new regional chapter in Maryland and Virginia. They also have partnered with the American Medical Association to form the EM Pain and Procedural Committee. These are just some of the many recent developments in the field of emergency medicine. These organizations and others are working to improve the lives of patients.
