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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 and First Aid for BabysittersLaura_Frost
  As a child care provider you should know what to look for in signs of a child being in a struggle. This could be anything from their breathing stopping to their choking on a small wrapper. As a babysitter or
• AED MisconceptionsDerek Walborn
  AEDs are complicated, highly specialized medical devices. As a result, they can be very intimidating and even frightening for people to imagine having to use in an emergency situation. We have all seen the movies where, during a scene of high drama, the device is charged and used to violently revive someone from a near death situation. While AEDs are ...
• Only 10 percent of victims survive without CPRTroy Bowman
     Here is an interesting fact.  Sudden cardiac arrest is a leading cause of death in the U.S., affecting more than 1,000 people each day. On average only 10 percent of victims survive, but survival rates jump to 40 percent when victims are treated with CPR and defibrillators.  This percentage increases even more when immediate ...
• Common Household Injuries and the Importance of First AidPamela Arsena
  In any given day there will be almost 62,000 injuries that result from an accident that occurred at home,

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