When restaurant manager Lisa Chen hired new staff last month, she discovered that three different employees claimed they “knew CPR” but none had current certification. After a customer collapsed from cardiac arrest during the lunch rush, Lisa realized
Every 36 seconds, someone in the United States dies from cardiovascular disease. When cardiac arrest strikes, the difference between life and death often comes down to one crucial factor: whether someone nearby knows CPR. This stark reality makes
What to Do When Seconds Count: A Guide to Stopping Life-Threatening Bleeding We’ve all been there—a slip of the kitchen knife or a scraped knee on the playground. Usually, a quick Band-Aid and a little bit of “toughing
