More than 500 Steele Canyon High School students received free cardiac screenings, thanks to the family of Eric Paredes. Cardiac Science was proud to be involved Saturday at the first-ever cardiac screening for students at Steele Canyon High School in San Diego. More than 500 teens took advantage of free cardiac screenings, thanks to the […]
California school district aims to equip schools with AEDs. California school district aims to equip schools with AEDs The Poway Unified School District in San Diego has announced plans to put automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in all 37 school buildings. The plan received a “go ahead” from the district’s board of trustees and their final approval […]
What better time than national CPR and AED Awareness Week to look at your community and ask “How heart-safe are we?” • Are your schools, public buildings, swimming pools, and sports fields equipped with automated external defibrillators? • Does your community require large and mid-size buildings where employees, members, or customers gather to have AEDs and […]
Heartsafe news: Our weekly update on what’s happening in the world of heart safety and noninvasive cardiology Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation honors heart-health leaders Last weekend the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation honored groups and individuals known for their work in raising awareness of sudden cardiac arrest, preventing sudden cardiac death, and improving cardiovascular health. As […]
San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders, in alliance with Cardiac Science and Project Heart Beat, wants an AED alongside every fire extinguisher in the county. San Diego just saved its 50th citizen because a defibrillator was available when it was needed.
Cardiac Science designs, manufactures, and markets Powerheart® automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and related services that facilitate successful deployments.
Our growing list of AED placements include today’s Fortune 500® businesses, physician offices, schools, restaurants, malls, airports, sports fields, and other public places to combat sudden cardiac arrest (SCA), the leading cause of the death in the United States.