Heart-stopping condition could come with warning signs
May 2, 2018
Several recent studies show that people who experience sudden cardiac arrest sometimes have warning signs hours – and even weeks – ahead of time.
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Scrambling to restart a stopped heart — when the patient is the president of the American Heart Association
Dec 26, 2017
American Heart Association president John Warner had a cardiac arrest at a heart meeting. This is the full story of what happened, from death to revival.
AHA president’s heart stopped for several minutes. He’s now back at work, ready to share his story.
Dec 26, 2017
American Heart Association president John Warner went into cardiac arrest during the heart attack he suffered last month, his heart stopping for several minutes until an impromptu team of rescuers brought him back to life.
AHA president doing well after minor heart attack
Nov 13, 2017
American Heart Association President John Warner was away from the AHA’s Scientific Sessions with his family Monday after having a minor heart attack during the organization’s flagship scientific conference.
Father of the bride collapses at wedding – dramatically showing need for public access to AEDs
May 22, 2017
When her father collapsed at her wedding, Dr. Ralla Shrit knew what to do – but was frustrated when hotel workers couldn’t find an AED.
Report: 10 measures could prevent sudden cardiac death
Dec 19, 2016
Ten strategies could help doctors, patients and families prevent sudden cardiac death, according to a new report.
New resuscitation guidelines update CPR chest pushes
Oct 15, 2015
Updated resuscitation guide lines refine how fast and how deep chest compressions should be during CPR.
Frequently asked questions about new CPR guidelines
Oct 15, 2015
Frequently asked questions about new CPR guidelines
Wireless pacemaker using new technology found effective and safe in most patients
Sep 4, 2015
A wireless pacemaker inserted directly into the heart without surgery was effective and safe for most patients, new research shows.
AHA staffer uses CPR to save a life
Jun 16, 2015
Liz Young was shopping for landscaping when she heard a woman screaming for someone who knew CPR. Young rushed to Debbie Lundstrom's side, giving her CPR until EMS arrived.