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Rhode Island’s law mandates 911 operators be trained in T-CPR to guide callers in performing CPR during emergencies, saving lives. Learn more about this law.

Are AEDs required in gyms? Read about the new Connecticut AED law that requires health clubs to have an AED on premise.

Learn the difference between cardioversion and defibrillation. Discover how these life-saving procedures treat arrhythmias and restore normal heart rhythm in emergencies.

Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) is a signed medical order instructing the doctor not to do CPR in an emergency. Read here to understand how DNR works.

Texas' new AED law (SB199 & HB786) removes civil liability for users, simplifies business requirements, and ensures 911 dispatchers guide bystanders in emergencies.

Learn how CPR and AED save lives during Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Know when to act fast with CPR and AED to increase survival chances. Save a life!

Janet’s Law mandates AEDs in NJ schools to protect against Sudden Cardiac Arrest, saving lives and supporting CPR/AED training for staff.

Learn universal precautions in healthcare to prevent bloodborne pathogens during CPR and emergencies. Stay safe with the right equipment and guidelines.

Learn when and how to use an AED properly, and understand situations when it should not be used. Ensure an effective cardiac arrest response with these key guidelines.