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Am I safe when shovelling snow? What to know after two Canadians died from heart attacks

Experts are urging people to be mindful of dangers with shovelling, after two Canadians recently died.

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Exposure to Air Pollution Linked With Symptomatic Arrhythmia

A study of almost 200,000 people in China found that airborne pollutants are associated with significantly increased risk for cardiac arrhythmias, including atrial fibrillation.

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CPR Manikins on Social Media Have a Diversity Problem

An analysis of social media posts by organizations that teach and certify for CPR feature mostly lean, white, adult males.

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CPR manikins used in instructional posts on social media lack diversity

CPR manikins used in instructional posts on social media lack diversity
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Woke researchers claim the CPR gadgets aren t diverse enough

Canadian researchers claim a lack of diversity in CPR mannequins could be leading to poorer outcomes in the real word after an audit found 90 per cent of those used on social media were white.

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