A New York City firefighter fell unconscious and stopped breathing while responding to a house fire in the Bronx on Friday. Fire officials credited a smoke inhalation drug, referred to as a 'miracle drug,' for likely saving his life.
Officials credited a smoke inhalation drug for likely saving the life of a New York City firefighter who fell unconscious and stopped breathing while battling a house blaze Friday. https://t.co/LYbpYxIbgq
A firefighter collapsed while responding to a Bronx house fire Friday, and fire officials say a "miracle drug" likely saved his life. @alecia__reid reports. https://t.co/5sWPRA7P8C
Officials credited a smoke inhalation drug for likely saving the life of a New York City firefighter who fell unconscious and stopped breathing while battling a house blaze Friday. https://t.co/6yGbNYH2ab
Officials credited a smoke inhalation drug for likely saving the life of a New York City firefighter who fell unconscious and stopped breathing while battling a house blaze. https://t.co/m7PT2fvC3M
Fire officials say a "miracle drug" likely saved the life of a firefighter who collapsed while responding to a house fire in the Bronx on Friday. @alecia__reid reports. https://t.co/5sWPRA7P8C
#Update: A firefighter fell unconscious while responding to a Bronx house fire Friday, and fire officials say a "miracle drug" likely saved his life. https://t.co/5sWPRA7P8C