An AED on the wall is not the same thing as an AED program. The device is the visible part, but it’s the least likely […]
Every 90 seconds, someone in the United States goes into sudden cardiac arrest. While many of these events happen at home, roughly 10,000 occur in […]
Mounting an AED is not just a facility task—it’s a readiness decision. A defibrillator that is hard to see, hard to reach, or hard to […]
Roughly one in every 25 schools in the United States can expect a cardiac arrest event on campus in any given year. That statistic surprises […]
Exercise is one of the best things a person can do for their heart. It’s also, paradoxically, one of the few activities that transiently increases […]
Using an AED is one of the most important actions a bystander can take during sudden cardiac arrest. The device is built to guide you […]
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