In good hands
Paring down CPR to just chest compression could save more lives
From “ER’’ to “House,’’ “Emergency!’’ to “St. Elsewhere,’’ “M.A.S.H.’’ to “Grey’s Anatomy,’’ we’ve all grown up watching dramatic rescues on television medical shows. The patient collapses, the doctor or passerby — always in the right place at the right time — dives in, breathing into the patient’s mouth and pumping on their chest. (Full article: 1097 words)
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