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• Teen Athlete Survives Sudden Cardiac Arrest – Advocates for CPR and AED AwarenessDonna Ryan
  Aurora, IL – A teenage basketball player who collapsed during an AAU tournament in Aurora, Illinois has become an advocate for sudden cardiac arrest awareness after he nearly died from, am SCA. Carter Zahn was playing in a basketball tournament on July 19, 2024, when he suddenly collapsed on the court. Zahn had suffered a sudden cardiac ...
• Sleeping Position and Heart HealthDonna Ryan

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• CPR Recertification: What You Need to KnowDonna Ryan
  CPR recertification is necessary if you want to keep your CPR card in force. Therefore, you’ll need to schedule a refresher CPR class. Consider CPR a lifelong skill, as you’ll need to stay current on lifesaving methods. CPR recertification involves safety training CPR Recertification and Refresher CPR Courses  The American Heart Association (AHA) has set the standard in ...
• AHA Key point 2015 – Hands Only CPRPeter J J Klotunowitch
    By Peter J Klotunowitch The American Heart Association (AHA) gave a “Call to Action” for bystander witnessed an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest of probable cardiac origin. The national news media picked this up and announced to the public that the new AHA recommendation is to do compression only Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation. From the number of posted questions ...
• Why do we need AED training?Siam B
  Sudden death is not a rare event; each year close to 350,000 people suffer a cardiac arrest and without immediate treatment, a significant number die. Sudden death can occur at any time and in any location; the individual may suddenly stop breathing, lose consciousness, and collapse. EMS ARRIVAL When you come across a person who is having ...
• Why do we need CPR training?Siam B
  Introduction According to the CDC, heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S. Each year heart disease claims the lives of more than 600,000 people. And the numbers are gradually increasing each year. According to data released by the American Heart Association, more than 50% of cardiac arrests occur away from a healthcare ...

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