Do you think AHA's scientific advisory for the public to use "hands-only" CPR will increase the likelihood of bystander intervention in cases of sudden cardiac arrest?

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Posted January 21st, 2008 by SCAFoundation

Yes

77% (17 votes)

14% (3 votes)

Don't know

9% (2 votes)

Total votes: 22

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