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More information on NFL player Damar Hamlin’s cardiac arrest reiterates the importance of CPR

Survivor recalls her near-death experience and recovery from cardiac arrest

Becoming an AHA advocate to combat two diseases the world needs: heart disease and stroke

Other professional athletes who suffered cardiac arrest while on the field besides Damar Hamlin

Damar Hamlin incident puts spotlight on commotio cordis and CPR AED response

The Damar Hamlin incident reminds us of the importance of quick CPR response in cardiac emergencies

Jim Joyce’s CPR training from 30 years ago saved a woman’s life

Karl Floth’s life was saved and changed because of timely CPR after cardiac arrest

A survivor’s effort to train more people to learn CPR and become future generations of lifesavers

AHA estimates prompt CPR can double or triple a person’s chance of survival after cardiac arrest

Debra becomes a supporter of CPR instruction after a cardiac arrest incident

Knowledge of the chain of survival and CPR training can save a person’s life in emergency situations

Steven Goulet once saved by CPR decided to become an EMT to save others

Student in Dallas-Fort Worth saved by school staff trained in CPR and AED

Lisa Wilson’s daughter could have been saved if CPR was performed immediately

Bystanders with CPR training praised as they respond to Halloween tragedy in Itaewon, South Korea

American Heart Association reiterates the importance of CPR training for the general public

Mom with cancer was given a few more days to live because someone dialed 911, did CPR, and used AED

Flight attendant immediately performs CPR on a passenger after cardiac arrest

Lyndsey Albright saves her boyfriend’s life while being led to perform CPR on the telephone