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Cardiac arrest: how Taylor Swift songs can save lives
Australian cardiologists believe that the singer's hits could help keep the right rhythm during cardiopulmonary resuscitation. THE ESSENTIAL In the ...
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Cardiac massage: what are your chances of survival?
Researchers assessed the chances of survival of patients in cardiac arrest based on the duration of cardiopulmonary resuscitation. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Sudden death: can it be avoided?
Sudden cardiac death can be anticipated in certain cases. There are elements that make it possible to predict it. We ...
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Acute pancreatitis: he comes close to death after drinking 12 energy drinks in 10 minutes
After consuming 12 energy drinks in around ten minutes, a 36-year-old man developed acute pancreatitis. According to a doctor, he ...
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Emergency: women are less likely to receive cardiac massage in the street
Statistics show that passers-by are more likely to provide cardiac massage in the street to men than to women. THE ...
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Cardiac arrest: can survivors remember their “death”?
Patients who have survived cardiac arrest say they were faced with their own death while unconscious. This could be the ...
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Warning signs of cardiac arrest are different in women and men
In the 24 hours before a cardiac arrest, most victims experience a warning symptom. This differs between men and women. ...
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How defibrillators save lives
Researchers have shown how using a defibrillator for a cardiac arrest victim improves survival at 30 days, even with ambulance ...
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Cardiac arrests: defibrillators used in only 1 in 10 cases
An English study reveals that defibrillators are only used in 10% of cardiac arrests occurring outside the hospital. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Cardiac arrest: a man was operated on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower
On April 28, a man who suffered a cardiac arrest was operated on by the Samu on the second floor ...
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Sport: can we avoid sudden cardiac arrest thanks to genes?
American researchers have made a new discovery that could help better treat arrhythmias due to arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy, a genetic disease ...
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Video games can cause heart problems in children
In children with undiagnosed heart rhythm disorders, playing video games can cause cardiac arrest, fatal in the worst case. THE ...
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Sudden death still mysterious!
A violent heart attack kills more than 10,000 people in France, and not just athletes. Often, the causes of this ...
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Our brain does not stop with death
People who have had near-death experiences attest to this: brain activity can continue after the heart has stopped. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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When will you go into cardiac arrest? An AI can answer!
A new artificial intelligence tool has been developed to predict a patient's risk of cardiac arrest… but also when it ...
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Fall, choking, cardiac arrest: how to help an elderly person?
While a new plan to fight against falls among the elderly has just been made public, Célia Rich, educational director ...
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Beautiful story: she comes back to life while her daughter gives birth
An American woman, clinically dead for 45 minutes after a cardiac arrest, woke up when her daughter gave birth, in ...
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Cardiac arrest: breathing difficulties, a more common warning symptom than chest pain
Of nearly 500 cases analyzed, the respiratory gene was mentioned in 59.9% of emergency calls made the day before a ...
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Cardiac defibrillators: why not drones to go faster than ambulances?
By delivering cardiac defibrillators on average 2 minutes faster than ambulances, drones could help reduce mortality from cardio-respiratory arrests. THE ...
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Waiting for heart surgery: a transient pacemaker that harmlessly dissolves in the body
The world's first wireless, batteryless, fully implantable pacemaker that naturally disappears into the body after use has just been developed. ...
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Cardiac arrest: how to quickly use a defibrillator?
The first defibrillator designed and designed for individuals arrives in France in a large retail chain, in order to improve ...
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Stroke and cardiac arrest: an unexpected new way to protect the brain
During a stroke or cardiac arrest, oxygenation is interrupted, which can cause incurable damage to brain tissue. An enzyme could ...
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Victim of cardiac arrest while breastfeeding, she asphyxiates her baby
In Argentina, a 30-year-old mother suffered a cardiac arrest while breastfeeding her two-month-old baby girl. Both are deceased. THE ESSENTIAL ...
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Nocturnal cardiac arrest in women: beware of sedatives and anti-depressants
American researchers call on health professionals to be more vigilant when prescribing certain drugs, to reduce the risk of sudden ...
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American dies of licorice overdose
Doctors have released a case study of a man who suffered a mysterious cardiac arrest. After various analyses, they suggest ...
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Well-treated diabetes halves the risk of heart attack in 15 years
Danish scientists presented the findings of work carried out with patients with type 2 diabetes. According to these researchers, drugs ...
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Cardiac arrest: deep chest compressions effective despite the risk of injury
Faced with a victim of cardiac arrest, resuscitation recommendations plead for deep chest compressions. The risk of fracture of the ...
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The status of “citizen rescuer” protects all those who provide first aid
The status of “rescuer citizen” was introduced by law on July 3. It is not based on any specific training ...
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Twice as many heart attacks during the peak of Covid-19 in Île-de-France
There were twice as many cardiac arrests and a drop of almost 50% in the survival of these patients in ...
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