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Teachers are often the first adults near an emergency at school. A student can collapse at a desk, a child can…

A needlestick injury needs a fast, orderly response because the medical clock starts at the moment of exposure. Washing the wound,…

AED voice prompts exist for one reason: to keep a stressful, messy scene moving in the right direction. When someone collapses…

One of the most common questions in sports medicine and urgent care, and one that bystanders face constantly at athletic events,…

High school students are not a typical CPR target audience. Most CPR training programs think about nurses, teachers, coaches, parents, people…

Every February, hospitals put up red banners, organizations hold walks, and public health campaigns remind Americans that heart disease kills more…

Bloodborne pathogens spread through exposure to infected blood and certain other potentially infectious materials, but that sentence stays vague until you…

Buying an AED is only part of the preparation. Where you put it determines whether someone can actually reach it in…

The tricky thing about head injuries is that the most dangerous ones do not always announce themselves right away. A person…

CPR technique matters because chest compressions only help when they are deep enough, fast enough, and steady enough to move blood….