#cardiac-arrest

#cardiac-arrest

Lifestyle interventions, like increased Champagne and fruit consumption, may prevent thousands of cardiac arrests.

Up to 63% of cardiac arrest cases could be avoided with better lifestyle choices.

Regularly drinking champagne and white wine may lower the risk of sudden cardiac arrest, along with other lifestyle changes.

A father-of-two was saved after a cardiac arrest through the quick actions of police and a paramedic.

A mother's prompt call to emergency services and effective CPR possibly saved her husband's life during a cardiac arrest.

A miraculous survival story exemplifying the impact of immediate CPR performed by bystanders.

Music can aid in maintaining the correct rhythm for CPR, which is vital for survival.

Women and those with breasts receive less CPR and have lower survival rates after cardiac arrest compared to men, partly due to training bias.

Early CPR and defibrillator use significantly increase cardiac arrest survival rates.

A 13-year-old girl died in Croydon after a cardiac arrest, prompting a police investigation and raising community safety concerns.

A woman in her 70s is in critical condition after a cardiac arrest on a bus, prompting road closures and police inquiries.

A dedicated firefighter died of cardiac arrest while responding to a house fire, highlighting the risks firefighters face in the line of duty.

Veteran Brockton firefighter Jeffrey Albanese died after cardiac arrest during a call, highlighting the dangers firefighters face and the support they need.

The health and safety of players are paramount, often overshadowing the competitive nature of sport.

Lewis Turner, Farsley Celtic captain, has been discharged from the hospital after a suspected cardiac arrest on the field, thanking medical staff for saving his life.