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Event Medicine: An Evolving Subspecialty of Emergency Medicine, have become increasingly common events worldwide [1–15]. From sporting and entertainment productions to large convocations and political demonstrations, situations that bring many thousands of persons together in very close proximity have evolved into escalating challenges for event organizers, lo

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