THE ambulance service that caters for Crawley could be the first in the country to administer treatment that could save people's lives by cooling their brains.South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) is evaluating a nasal spray that rapidly reduces brain temperature and aims to increase patients' chances of surviving heart attacks.Professor Andy Newton, SECAmb's director of clinical operations, said: "The results of this evaluation should be extremely useful. We are excited to be the...
