Sinaj of Ernakulam in Kerala, had collapsed in his car
on the road. Anjali Baiju, a nurse and Aadra Raju, a nursing student who were in a bus held up in the traffic rushed out, carried out #CPR on Sinaj until hospital was reached & Sinaj survived. https://t.co/jGGyMv2Q8L.
@Veer09Rudra@rohitdak CPR has the potential to save lives of so may sudden cardiac arrest victims. It is essential that everyone should learn CPR by attending a 1-day course offered by organisations who are listed on https://t.co/qtzNKLk3LJ
@rohitdak Everyone should be in a position to do what the doctor shopper did. For that, we need to learn CPR and organisations in various Indian cities offer CPR training. For contact particulars of these organisations see https://t.co/EVFiYNzkqV
@Teensthack Have launched ‘CPR Saves Life’ which is a campaign to learn CPR & to save lives by performing CPR. For details, please access the website https://t.co/jGGyMv2ijd
Over 110 persons die of cardiac arrest every minute in India. Many among them could be saved if CPR is carried out immediately. Just 2% of Indians are aware of CPR, whereas the need of the hour is for everyone to undergo at least a basic training in CPR. https://t.co/1RYQJXOtq8
A recent study by Dr Rajeev Gupta of Jaipur has revealed that more women and especially from 60+ age group, are getting #HeartDisease. Causes are obesity, diabetes & oral infection. Among younger women, additional causative factors are smoking & stress.
Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) play an important role in saving Sudden Cardiac Attack victims,
by delivering electric shocks which restore heartbeats. For existing installation locations in various Indian cities, refer to
https://t.co/upfjo5pufH