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• Paying It Forward: Cardiac Arrest Survivor Saves a ClassmatePearl Salkin
  Written by Pearl SalkinUpdated September 2026 with additional firsthand details from Tyler Byall’s mother and current CPR information. Some cardiac arrest survivors spend the rest of their lives wondering why they were given a second chance. For Tyler Byall of Fort Wayne, Indiana, part of that answer may have come almost exactly one year later. In 2010, Tyler ...
• Miracle in Marin: Bystander CPR Helps Save a CyclistTom Sirmons
  Updated September 2026 with current CPR and AED guidance. The emergency call to Marin County, California, sounded routine: “Bicyclist down.” Firefighters and paramedics respond to plenty of calls involving cyclists, many of them relatively minor. This one was different. When emergency responders arrived, they found a cyclist in cardiac arrest and a nearby person already performing bystander CPR. That quick action ...

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• Dealing With Epilepsy: A First-Aider’s Guide to Seizure First AidLeonard Telford
  Updated October 2026 with current seizure First Aid guidance. A seizure can be frightening to witness, especially if you have never seen one before. A person may suddenly lose awareness, fall, stiffen, jerk, stare, or become confused. The most important thing a first aider can do is stay calm and focus on seizure First Aid. For most seizures, the ...
• Studies Show Bystander CPR Saves LivesTom Sirmons
  Written by Tom Sirmons When someone suffers sudden cardiac arrest, the person standing nearby may be their best chance of survival. Cardiac arrest happens when the heart suddenly stops pumping blood effectively. Within seconds, the person usually becomes unresponsive and stops breathing normally. Without blood flow, the brain and other vital organs quickly begin to suffer damage. That ...
• 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
• 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 ...

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