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A man aboard a 60-foot boat about 200 miles off the French Guyana coast had a heart attack, which according to paramedic Andrew Cull, is "probably the worst place in the world to have a medical emergency." Cull should know. As the founder and chief executive officer of Remote Medical International (RMI), he is all too familiar with medical emergencies off the beaten path.

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