A study examining more than 623,000 cardiac arrest cases found that white people were three times more likely to survive the episode than Black people.

More than 50% survived to discharge, which investigators attribute to high rates of bystander-initiated CPR and AED use.

Kauai Fire Dept. launched ‘PulsePoint Respond’ the app designed to improve survival rates for individuals who enter sudden ...

"The large temporal increase in rates of bystander ... initiatives to improve outcome after cardiac arrest, a causal relationship between bystander CPR and survival remains uncertain." ...

A new study from the American Heart Association finds Asian Americans and Hispanics are less likely to survive a heart attack ...

Children who receive cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) from bystanders after out ... with increased survival compared with chest-compression-only CPR (7.2% and 1.6%). This rate did not differ ...

Survival after a cardiac arrest in a nursing home in England was low, even though there were high rates of intervention from facility staff, a new study shows.

Many CPR courses provide practice tests, which are excellent for gauging your readiness. Practice tests create an exam-like environment and help identify areas that need improvement. Regularly taking ...