A silver lining? Jackson death brings sudden cardiac arrest awareness
When Michael Jackson - among the most famous personalities on the planet - died from a suspected cardiac arrest this week, the world got a "sudden cardiac arrest" wake up call.
Continue reading...29. June 2009
Athletes EKG screenings: Cardiac Science for the week of June 29
Should athletic programs screen players for heart problems? Read both sides of the argument. Abnormal PR intervals; Billy Mays' cause of death; cardiac rehab survival rates, and more.
Continue reading...26. June 2009
Heart Attack vs Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Heart attack vs. cardiac arrest: Reports indicating a Michael Jackson cardiac arrest generated much interest in the difference between heart attacks vs cardiac arrest.
Continue reading...28. June 2009
Billy Mays dead: cardiac arrest?
Did Billy Mays die from causes brought on from sudden cardiac arrest? While we don't have proprietary information, he was unresponsive and cardiac arrest causes heart function to cease abruptly and without warning.
Continue reading...25. June 2009
Celebrity no protection against sudden cardiac arrest
Michael Jackson is the most recent celebrity to die of (a suspected) sudden cardiac arrest, which can strike seemingly healthy adults with little or no warning. The Clash guitarist Joe Strummer and ABC News host Tim Russert were victims of[...]
Continue reading...25. June 2009
Michael Jackson dies from sudden cardiac arrest
It is believed he suffered cardiac arrest in his home. However, the cause of his death is unknown until results of the autopsy are known, said his brother Jermaine Jackson. Police said they were investigating, standard procedure in high-profile[...]
Continue reading...23. June 2009
Obama AMA Speech | June 15, Chicago, to the American Medical Association
Forward this abridged text and full video of President Obama's address to the American Medical Association to all hospitals, physicians, medical distributors, and other parties interested in the shape and intent of the President's Healthcare[...]
Continue reading...22. June 2009
Australian CityRail chooses Powerheart AEDs: Cardiac Science for the week of June 22
Powerheart AEDs to protect travelers in New South Wales; close call at Tennessee ballpark leads to comprehensive CPR and AED training; Boston EMTs honored for AED save of six-year-old Olivia Quigley.
Continue reading...20. June 2009
AEDs in Connecticut law commentary from Ryan Gomes
The Connecticut AED law (CT AED) prompted Minnesota Timberwolves forward Ryan Gomes to write a letter to the Bridgeport Banner.
Continue reading...18. June 2009
Meet Connecticut AED law expert Doug Comstock
Douglas Comstock, the Connecticut AED law expert for Cardiac Science, explains the Connecticut AED for Schools legislation and its loophole.
Continue reading...18. June 2009
Connecticut AED law signed by Governor M. Jodi Rell
Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell signed a Senate Bill 981 into law to improve access to automated external defibrillators. The AED legislation was inspired by the 2007 sudden cardiac death of 15-year-old Larry Pontbriant after he collapsed during[...]
Continue reading...16. June 2009
Appropriateness of Cardiovascular Stress Imaging: ACC 2009 Scientific Sessions
At the 2009 American College of Cardiology (ACC) sessions, speakers presented retrospective data on cardiovascular stress imaging ordering and reviewed new 2009 ACCF/AHA Appropriateness Use Criteria (AUC).
Continue reading...15. June 2009
Cardiac Science among Northwest Top 20: Cardiac Science for the week of June 15
Cardiac Science #20 on list of top companies in the Northwest; Powerheart AED G3s offered through the Heart Hospital of New Mexico's Project Pulse PAD program; Cheney Cardiovascular Institute launches ReStart DC PAD program for the nation's[...]
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