Life in a Rural 'Ambulance Desert' Means Sometimes Help Isn't on

No local hospital and anemic ambulance services mean residents in rural Pickens County, Alabama, are thrown into perilous situations when they have medical emergencies. It’s a kind of medical care roulette that has become a fact of life for rural Americans who live in ambulance deserts.

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Life in a rural 'ambulance desert' means sometimes help isn't on the way

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Life in a rural 'ambulance desert' means sometimes help isn't on the way

Life in a rural 'ambulance desert' means sometimes help isn't on the way

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