By EMS1 Staff MINNEAPOLIS — Three more states joined a project dedicated to increasing sudden cardiac arrest survival rates. The HeartRescue Project is a collaborative forum that lets partners share strategies to improve survival rates for sudden cardiac arrest victims. Recently, Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont joined the organization, bringing the total number of states to 15. “While every ...
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