“The AHA Infant CPR kits provided by Randy Marion give parents safety information and an infant manikin to help them prepare for an emergency.” Of the 350,000 sudden cardiac arrests that occur outside ...

Forest Park police officers Lt. Jimmy Arnold and Cpl. Angelic Coley successfully revived a 4-week-old baby using CPR, highlighting their quick response and teamwork.

Susan Wallace, Screen Team coordinator, demonstrates infant CPR using a mannequin while speaking about first aid, parent safety tips when it comes to helping an infant in need. The Freeman Screen ...

The Infant CPR Anytime Training Kit contains everything needed to learn the lifesaving skills of infant CPR, choking relief and injury prevention in 30 minutes from the comfort of home, ...

Infant, child and adult kits were distributed In recognition of Heart Month in February, the American Heart Association (AHA) with support from Rick Case Automotive Group gifted 250 CPR Anytime ...

The Florida-based dealership group teamed with the American Heart Association to donate 250 CPR Anytime training kits to Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital in Hollywood, Fla., and Broward Health ...

In recognition of the month and the need for accessible, lifesaving tools, the AHA, with support from Rick Case Automotive Group, gifted 250 CPR Anytime Training Kits to Joe DiMaggio Children’s ...

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — The American Heart Association donated over 1,000 infant CPR kits to hospitals in Columbus on Tuesday. The first 700 CPR kits were donated to St. Francis Women’s ...

The American Heart Association gave 700 infant CPR kits to the hospital’s labor and delivery department on Tuesday morning. The kits allow training for new parents and family members to ...

While traditional CPR with breaths remains the gold standard, it’s better to act — by calling 911 and pushing hard and fast in the center of the chest — than to wait.

The American Heart Association is teaming up with Towne Bank and Riverside Health to address the maternal health crisis in Hampton Roads.

Thanks to a grant from Towne Bank, the American Heart Association gave 100 infant CPR kits to Riverside Health.