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Canadians squeamish on performing CPR on strangers

Performing CPR without mouth-to-mouth resuscitation is not enough to convince most Canadians to execute CPR on strangers. Timely intervention The latest guidelines published in 2010 recommend that bystanders without training who witness an adult collapse should do away with the “rescue breaths” and focus on deep and rapid chest compressions instead. The reason for this […]

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Big Tancook manages emergencies without paramedics

Big Tancook is a small island with about 120 residents. It is located south coast of Nova Scotia. In times of emergencies, these areas cannot be reached by paramedics. Timely action A seasoned team of volunteers is only available in the area to provide first aid or CPR to victims. This team includes three family

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Life-saving intervention turned into tragedy

A 45-year old Sydney woman died after helping rescue a group of swimmers stranded by a riptide. Watery rescue turned awry According to RCMP Const. Tammy Lobb, the RCMP, local firefighters, Emergency Health Services paramedics, and the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre responded to a report regarding a group of distressed swimmers at a beach in

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Inmate found dead at Elgin-Middlesex Detention Center

An inmate was found dead inside his cell. According to the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services of Ontario, confirmed that an inmate from the EMDC or Elgin-Middlesex Detention Center died bringing a total of 15 deaths in the fast years. Unexpected ordeal In an email to news, the spokesperson of the Ministry stated

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Victim of evening crash in Langford given CPR

The victim of an evening crash in Langford received CPR. The cause is likely a medical emergency. Road crash A woman in her 60s was taken to a hospital in serious condition after crashing her vehicle into a tree on Westwind Drive, near Atkins Avenue in Langford. Const. Nancy Saggar, West Shore RCMP media relations

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