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Recent blog posts
- Bystander CPR and Public Access Defibrillation
- The Russert Effect
- My arrest
- Sean O'Hara golf tournament
- Tim Russert's Legacy
- Tim Russert's Legacy
- How to Save A Life
- A tragic reminder of the National CPR/AED week, could Tim Russert have been saved?
- Will the AHA’s Hands-Only CPR Advisory Help Improve Survival Rates?
- SCA and Heart Attack: Understanding the Difference
Upcoming events
- American College of Emergency Physicians Scientific Assembly(Starts in 14 days)
- SCA Foundation Awards Reception(Starts in 17 days)
- American Heart Association Scientific Sessions(Starts in 26 days)
- AHA Resuscitation Science Symposium(Starts in 28 days)
- Parent Heart Watch Leadership Conference(Starts in 95 days)
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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?
Yes
63%
No
25%
Don't know
13%
Total votes: 8
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