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• CPR Instructor classes Tampa FloridaLaura Crider
  Looking for a new career as a CPR instructor? Classes starting in MN and FL. Articles on why.
• Smoking is an addiction that has gripped the country — But there is helpCarin Mangimeli
  The dangers of cardiovascular disease have only become well-known within the last five years. As the leading cause death in women, it is a formidable disease that fells CEOs and stay-at-home moms alike.

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• A Brief History Of CPRAnonymous
  CPR courses are organized and taught to help provide medical professionals, first responders, caregivers, and everyday people the training and tools to help resuscitate an unresponsive person. But how did the medical science behind resuscitating people develop over time to become a well-researched and highly effective method of saving lives that just about anybody can ...
• Can you get sick by performing CPR?Nupur Agarwal
  Real CPR is very different from classroom CPR. You come in contact with a lot of bodily fluids when actually performing CPR in a real life situation. To assuage the public’s fear, CPR training now incorporates personal protective gear
• Pressing the Speed Dial or 911 is Not Enough – Learn CPRDonna Ryan
    Be Proactive – Sign Up for Heartsaver CPR You can’t just press “911” and hope for the best. In a cardiac emergency, every second matters, and survival often depends on what happens before paramedics arrive. Each day, nearly 1,000 people in the United States suffer cardiac arrest outside of a hospital. Most of these events happen at ...
• Studies: Bystanders Who Know CPR Save Lives!Tom Sirmons
  Written by Tom Sirmons                                                      A wealth of recent research* reaches the same conclusion: those who suffer cardiac arrest are far more likely to survive long-term if a bystander immediately begins proper CPR. That’s especially true when emergency medical personnel are unable reach the scene within eight minutes. BUT – considering that brain damage from ...

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