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Survival after sudden cardiac arrest didn’t improve despite training bystanders, emergency responders
A new study found survival after sudden cardiac arrest didn’t improve with advance training of responders — but researchers aren't ready to shut the door on the possibility.
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A new study found that survival rates after sudden cardiac arrest did not improve despite advance training of bystanders and emergency responders, though researchers say they are not ready to dismiss the potential benefits of such training.
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