Saving American Hearts, Inc Blog

Hongkonger dies in South Africa after losing consciousness while scuba diving, rescue services and media sayA 50-year-old Hongkonger has died after losing consciousness while scuba diving in South Afr …

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The cognitive gap in CPR training is costing lives Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is the most crucial thing a person can do on someone who is pulseless. It is distinguished by two unique moves: chest …

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CPR: The first response to cardiac arrestImagine you are at a wedding but the groom, who is about to say “I do” collapses at the altar. What would you do if you were among the audience? Scream? Create …

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Stayin' Alive: Pastor Uses CPR to Save Teen's LifeRafe Oard, 17, of Gladwin, Michigan, is an active teenager with a great sense of humor. You’re likely to find him outdoors, working on cars with his g …

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What to know about heart health of young athletesWe often think of athletes, particularly young athletes, as the picture of perfect health. With helmets and protective pads, specialized nutrition and …

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Bystander CPR and defibrillation rates increase dramatically with volunteer responder systemsPeople suffering from sudden cardiac arrest are more likely to survive if cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CP …

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