News Hub: Chilling the Impact of a Heart Attack

Published On: July 12th, 2011

Sudden cardiac arrest is mostly deadly - only about 10% of victims survive. But patients whose bodies were chilled several degrees below normal immediately after the event survived about 50% of the time, according to a new study. Ron Winslow explains.

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HealthFairUSA : Thought #heart #attacks were only for a certain age group? Even young adults can be affected! http://t.co/ijTwrQlw

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iJDBieberTeam : OMFG AHALDJEKAHLASHJSJAAB JUSTINS COMING TO MY CITY!!! BRB HAVING A CARDIAC ARREST BEST DAY EVER OMG JESUS TAKE THE WHEEL!!!!!!!

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CindzChua : ... And "atake" is different from cardiac arrest.

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grahamwalker : @ER_doc @mdaware @skepticscalpel Would be like visiting another hospital, witness cardiac arrest, "Sorry, I'm not credentialed for CPR."

2012-05-23T14:47:13Z - Reply - View Tweet
_margaritav : Not that I want anyone to go into cardiac arrest or anything but I'd love to put my new skills to use.. It so intense!!

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CarrieFields2 : Paxman heading into cardiac arrest http://t.co/z9jNwKpi

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wykyjomynopif : Too much and they went into terminal cardiac arrest.

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