If you do not hear breathing or you only hear occasional gasps, begin to administer CPR. Changes in an infant’s breathing patterns are normal, as they usually have periodic breathing.

Here is how to do CPR for an unresponsive adult, child, or infant -- with the exception of newborns: Immediately call 911 and locate a defibrillator, if available. Don't be deterred if you don't ...

“I have to admit I didn’t know how to perform CPR before I met Milla… but I’m glad I know how to do it now,” Beasley revealed to SWNS. Magee’s initiative, Go Far With CPR, has garnered ...

Depending on the circumstances, you might do some of these things at the same time. For example, you might call 911 with the phone on speaker and also be checking for breathing. For CPR for ...

The Heimlich maneuver is a first-aid method for choking — when a person can’t breathe because food, a toy or another foreign item is blocking their throat or windpipe.

To do that, it’s crucial that anyone, anywhere is prepared and empowered to become a vital link in the chain of survival and provide CPR. Hands-only CPR requires just two steps: call 911 and push hard ...

Year 2 pupils at Hamstel Infant School, in Southend, have learned how to perform CPR to the tune of Baby Shark. The children took part in a first aid workshop with Frankie and Bear, where they learned ...