According to the American Heart Association, an average of one person dies from cardiovascular disease every 39 seconds. That figure raises the question, “what can be done to improve mortality rates in the US?”
Occasionally, children complain that their “chest hurts”. Of course, with an adult, one would automatically assume “chest pain” signifies heart problems. But is this the case with children’s complaints of chest discomfort?
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It really wasn’t a toothache although she insisted on seeing her dentist – a decision which may have cost her life.
Forty-one meanings for BLS – how do you know which one to chose?
How can we move into wellness? Check out our CPR blog and take an ACLS class today!
How is Coronary Artery Disease set and how does it relate to CPR? Read our CPR blog post to find out!
Act FAST and save someone from possible stroke. Here’s how that works.
What do Superstitions, Friday the 13th, and ACLS Classes have in common? Read our CPR blog to find out!
In Part Two of the series, check out the secret to wellness! Check out our CPR blog.
Why do Americans have higher body fat content even though we eat less fatty foods than Europeans? What is the secret to low body fat? Read it in our CPR blog!
What types of illnesses should you watch out for? How is the best way to prepare for them? PALS classes in Orange County and reading our blog post! Check out our SureFire CPR Blog.
He was just playing an innocent game of basket ball when suddenly his heart stopped beating. Read the story about his heroic rescue with an AED.
Ever wonder what the difference between CPR, BLS and the ABC’s is? Read on to find out and get ITK (in-the-know)!
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