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You could save a life by learning the warning signs of sudden cardiac arrest and how to take action. Take steps now to be prepared in an emergency.
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Each year, sudden cardiac arrest occurs in 23,000 children and youth across the US. With the help of Youth Heart Watch and a partnership with Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, children and others who suffer sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) in a Philadelphia recreation center have a much better chance of survival.
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This series of simple rescue steps could mean the difference between life and death during a sudden cardiac arrest.
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States with laws that require CPR training in schools have higher rates of bystander CPR, according to a new study by researchers at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP).
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CHOP cardiac researchers presented data from a 40-year follow-up cohort study of subjects with congenital complete heart block, a rare condition.
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Although sudden cardiac arrest is rare in children, it can affect anyone, even those who are physically fit.
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Two groups from CHOP used a community-wide event to educate people on how to perform CPR and use AEDs to help keep those undergoing sudden cardiac arrest alive until EMS arrives.
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The Cornerstone Christian Academy was recognized as the first Youth Heart Watch "Heart Safe School" in Philadelphia.
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More than 60 clinicians and researchers from the Cardiac Center at CHOP presented at the AHA Conference, with five presentations nominated for awards.
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Know the signs of a sudden cardiac arrest — it could make the difference between life and death.