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"Code blue, Room 4. Code blue, Room 4." The loudspeaker cuts through the whole hospital, and every nurse, tech, and doctor within earshot starts running. Not walking. Running. What happens in the next 4 minutes decides whether someone leaves this hospital alive. Here's what a real code looks like,...

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