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Living life under 130 beats per minute
Bennett’s sudden cardiac arrest story
Studies show that the rate of survival from sudden cardiac arrest decreases by 10% every minute without intervention.1 Thankfully, Bennett’s coaches and emergency responders acted quickly to restart his heart when he collapsed at baseball practice. Watch how, miraculously, first responders restarted Bennett’s heart: three times.
Bennett’s sudden cardiac arrest story
Studies show that the rate of survival from sudden cardiac arrest decreases by 10% every minute without intervention.1 Thankfully, Bennett’s coaches and emergency responders acted quickly to restart his heart when he collapsed at baseball practice. Watch how, miraculously, first responders restarted Bennett’s heart: three times.
“I’m very thankful for all of the people that were there that day when I went down. They saved me. I’m here because of them.”
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Bennett
Sudden cardiac arrest patient
References
1. Cummins RO. 1989. From concept to standard of care? Review of the clinical experience with automated external defibrillators. Annals of Emergency Medicine. 18: 1269–75.
Hana finds her passion
after advanced scoliosis surgery
In 2016 Hana received an advanced scoliosis diagnosis, a condition that occurs more often in females than males.1 After seeing how her healthcare team supported her throughout surgery and during rehabilitation, she realizes that she also wants to help patients live healthier lives.
after advanced scoliosis surgery
In 2016 Hana received an advanced scoliosis diagnosis, a condition that occurs more often in females than males.1 After seeing how her healthcare team supported her throughout surgery and during rehabilitation, she realizes that she also wants to help patients live healthier lives.
“I am truly grateful for the healthcare professionals who helped me. I will do my best to become a registered dietician, who is trusted by patients.”
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Hana
Scoliosis patient
Reference
Choudhry, M. N., Ahmad, Z., & Verma, R. (2016). Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis. The open orthopaedics journal, 10, 143–154. https://doi.org/10.2174/1874325001610010143. Accessed April 22, 2021.
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Being in the right place at the right time:
Matt’s sudden cardiac arrest story
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The courage to live:
Elizabeth’s breast cancer
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Patient education
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