Crowds gathered outside Buckingham Palace after news broke of the death of the U.K.’s longest-reigning monarch, with some even bursting into an impromptu rendition of the “God Save the Queen.”
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AAEM recently launched a new regional chapter in Maryland and Virginia. It also announced that the American Board of Emergency Medicine has joined the American Medical Association to create a committee to address EM pain and procedural issues.
