Posted by By Patricia Mazzei August 8, 2025 on Aug 12th 2025
Saving American Hearts, Inc Blog
At ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ Did a Detainee Just Faint or Need CPR?
For two days this week, the fate of Luis Manuel Rivas Velásquez was a harrowing mystery.
Imprisoned at the immigrat
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Posted by By Simar Bajaj August 4, 2025 on Aug 11th 2025
Once a Death Sentence, This Heart Condition Is Finally Treatable
Once a Death Sentence, This Heart Condition Is Finally TreatableA quiet revolution in care is helping patients with cardiac amyloidosis, a form of heart failure that long stumped doctors.
When James
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Posted by By Kerry Bird August 9, 2025 on Aug 10th 2025
Young woman from Secunda believes CPR knowledge is essential
Young woman from Secunda believes CPR knowledge is essential
What started as basic first aid training at age 16 turned into life-saving action for Janey-Lee Erasmus and her beloved gran.
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Posted by By Jason Adam Wasserman and Parker Crutchfield August 7 2025 on Aug 9th 2025
Doctors sometimes fake CPR — and they should
Doctors sometimes fake CPR — and they should
There’s a bit of theater sometimes performed in hospital rooms: the play-acting of what’s known as a “slow code.”
A slow code
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Posted by By Leslie Barker, American Heart Association News Published: April 25, 2025 on Aug 9th 2025
At 2:30 a.m., he told his wife to call 911. A heart attack soon caused 2 cardiac arrests.
At 2:30 a.m., he told his wife to call 911. A heart attack soon caused 2 cardiac arrests.
Mac Cheek wasn't feeling well and went home early from work. He later woke up in the middle of the night and k
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Posted by By Emily Halnon, American Heart Association News Published: April 29, 2025 on Aug 8th 2025
Fit and healthy at 45, he looked into a mild symptom. It might have saved his life.
Fit and healthy at 45, he looked into a mild symptom. It might have saved his life.
Scott Daley felt tingling in his arm during a soccer game and got it checked out by his doctor. He ended up needing
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