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34 commended for helping to save lives in cardiac arrest cases - Vimarsana News

34 commended for helping to save lives in cardiac arrest cases

Bystander CPR application rate is as high as 60 per cent today. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Knox Co. Commission to consider resolution that supports restoring 'Kuwohi' name to GSMNP mountain - Vimarsana News

Knox Co. Commission to consider resolution that supports restoring 'Kuwohi' name to GSMNP mountain

The commission will also consider a proposal that changes funding for a Knoxville-Knox County CAC program and adds a member to the Planning Commission.

Source: wbir.com
Lobo athletes help with community CPR event - Vimarsana News

Lobo athletes help with community CPR event

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Student-athletes and the community gathered for a CPR event in Albuquerque Saturday. At the University Stadium Saturday morning, the community along with Lobo football, and soccer came together to learn how to save lives. “We’ve all seen it, but we’ve never had to do it all, so I think it’s good to […]

Source: kob.com
'Strategy for survival': Project Heart Start hosts free CPR, first aid training - Vimarsana News

'Strategy for survival': Project Heart Start hosts free CPR, first aid training

UNM athletes, certified trainers, hundreds of community members come together for the event at University Stadium

Canadian Congenital Heart Alliance: Why Will Places in Canada Be Glowing Red From February 7 to February 14? - Vimarsana News

Canadian Congenital Heart Alliance: Why Will Places in Canada Be Glowing Red From February 7 to February 14?

TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / February 8, 2023 / Starting today, and until February 14, notable Canadian buildings and landmarks from coast-to-coast will be lit red to support the over 250,000 Canadians born