Saving American Hearts, Inc Blog

The case for New York’s proposed T-CPR law Medical emergencies can happen anywhere to anyone. As a medical student, I learn about, hear of, or witness emergencies in the hospital regularly. …

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Retired Long Island firefighter meets the good Samaritans who saved his life: ‘I died at that time’ It was a real heart stopper. A former Long Island volunteer firefighter got the chance M …

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Training firm acts on stigma over female CPR It has emerged recently that women are less likely than men to receive CPR – which involves pumping the chest to restore heart function – than …

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National CPR and AED Awareness Week emphasizes importance of acting fast in emergencies It’s National CPR and AED Awareness Week, putting the spotlight on the importance of knowing what do in ca …

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Florida's 'Second Chance Act' requires heart tests for athletes A set of tiny electrical leads, one computer screen and a little less than five minutes on the clock might be all it takes for Anastasia …

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Could your child save a life? American Heart Association teaches Knoxville children CPR  If your child saw someone in a medical emergency, would they know what to do? From June 2 to 4, the Americ …

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