With over 26,000 cardiac arrests occurring every year in Australia and over 76% of them occurring in the home, some of our youngest Australians are learning how to help. But why kids? It's simple.

While sudden cardiac arrest in a child or adolescent is rare—about 20,000 cases occur each year in the U.S.—the survival rate when it happens outside of a hospital is estimated to be under 20%.

UC San Diego medical student Brennan Marsh-Armstrong performs CPR on a test dummy at the UCSD School of Medicine Simulation Training Center on December 21, 2022. If someone you know stopped breathing, ...

Rain or Shine head coach Yeng Guiao has built a reputation as a fiery mentor willing to do whatever it takes to help his team ...

Knowing what to do during a medical emergency is critical, as it can make a big difference in saving a person's life. The recent drowning incident that claimed the lives of two Ateneo student-athletes ...

The first few minutes of a medical emergency are vital as they can be lifesaving, particularly inside crowded public ...

Experts share with Scripps News the basics of CPR, which can save a life in the event of cardiac arrest. Join Christine Neely, president of CPR Training School, and cardiologist Jayne Morgan as they ...

Each year, 436,000 Americans die from cardiac arrest and more than 350,000 cardiac arrests occur outside the hospital each year. Yet, 70 percent of Americans have no Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR ...

An army officer saved a cardiac arrest victim in Uttarakhand with timely CPR, highlighting the lifesaving importance of immediate Basic Life Support.

TAMPA, Fla. — Tamisha Derks is the owner of Concierge Healthcare Training. She teaches First Aid and CPR to organizations and businesses in the Tampa Bay area. Derks started the business several years ...