We love feel-good stories, and this is one for the books. Christchurch mum, Aisling O’Riordan and her son, Sawyer worked to fundraise money for an AED in their Christchurch community.
It was business as usual last month at the Mitre 10 Mega in Botany when a member of the public ran into the store asking for help. A young man in his twenties had collapsed about 300m from the store.
An AED is a valuable piece of medical equipment. Here are some recommendations to ensure your AED is ready to go in the event of an emergency.
Make it as easy as possible for emergency responders to find and use your defibrillator. Here are some important considerations when installing your AED.
So, you've invested in an AED. Do you really have to replace the pads every few years? It's a question we’re often asked. Read on for answers.
Still not sure what defibrillation actually is? Brush up on your defib knowledge with this article by Pacific Medical Training...
The human heart is an intriguing organ. It’s the first working organ to develop in an embryo, where it begins to pump blood at about three weeks...
The quick thinking of Benita’s Mareikura’s students quite possibly saved her life when, in late December, she dramatically crashed to the floor while teaching, in front of her classroom
Do you often feel dizzy or tightness in your chest? This may mean you have an irregular heartbeat, also known as cardiac dysrhythmia or arrhythmia
A balanced cholesterol level is essential for good health; whereas a high cholesterol level can be a dangerous risk factor contributing to heart disease.
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