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Safe Travels: Majority of In-flight Medical Crises Seen to by Medically-trained Passengers
Medical emergencies during commercial airline flights, though frightening, three-fourths of the time are seen to by doctors, nurses and other medical professionals also aboard the plane, according to a study by researchers from the University of Pittsburgh.
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