Seattle Medics Boost Heart Attack Survival With CPR Training
Seattle’s Medic II program teaches laypeople emergency cardiac care and CPR to improve outcomes for heart attack victims on the street or at home. Since 1969 1971 efforts, about a third reach hospital alive and some recover, a 50 percent gain over prior rates. Training costs about $1.25 per person.
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Zoo seeks return of junk stolen from reptile house
Woodland Park Zoo reports a wall corny of junk removed from the reptile house and recovered from the stomachs of dead animals. Keeper Frank Slavens notes items include pennies erasers Ping Pong balls peanuts a knife paper clips bottle caps nails bullets and rubber bands and calls the thief stranger than those who toss items. The zoo wants the junk back.
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