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72-second saves: trauma team battles surge in youth stabbings

Melbourne's Alfred Hospital trauma team saves stabbing victims with Formula One precision as youth knife violence surges.

Why it mattersYouth knife violence is putting strain on emergency services and raising urgent questions about why young people are turning to violence.

AustraliaVictoria's knife crisis is reshaping how hospitals prioritise resources and creating a public health emergency that extends beyond individual patients to whole communities.

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