DENVER – The American Heart Association, American Red Cross, Denver Health & University of Colorado are challenging the public to participate in a massive, weeklong scavenger hunt throughout the Denver-metro area in the name of saving lives.

The AED Scavenger Hunt will kick off Saturday, June 2, in conjunction with National CPR-AED Awareness Week. The initiative challenges participants to find as many automated external defibrillators (AEDs) as possible in the community. Teams and individuals that locate the greatest number of devices during the weeklong hunt will be eligible to win prizes – but the biggest prize is knowing that their work could help save a life.

WHAT:                    AED Scavenger Hunt

Pittsburgh, PA--Working in collaboration with the Citizen CPR Foundation (CCPRF), the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation will offer workshops on September 13-14 for sudden cardiac arrest survivors and their loved ones during CCPRF's Emergency Cardiovascular Care Update (ECCU) conference in Orlando.

ECCU promotes and celebrates the art, science, and impact of cardiac resuscitation. 

The SCA Foundation will offer the following:

• Coming to Terms: Emotional Aspects of Being a Survivor
• Life After Death: What SCA Survivors, Families and Friends Understand--and Healthcare Practitioners Need to Know
• Clinical and Psychological Aspects of Near-Death Experiences: An Interactive Discussion with SCA Survivors.

Speakers include: