American AED CPR Association

Opioid Overdose: Signs, Symptoms & How to Use Naloxone (Narcan) - Opioid overdoses are serious, life-threatening emergencies. Recognizing the... link in comments⬇️

How Is CPR Performed? A Step-by-Step Guide to Save Lives
CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) is performed by... link in comments ⬇️

Hot weather can be uncomfortable and exhausting, but there’s a big difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke. In fact, heat stroke is a severe medical emergency that... Link to full article in comments:⬇️

How to Recognize Medical Emergencies (and When to Call 911) - Knowing how to recognize a medical emergency can... link to full article in comments:

CPR Certification for Medical Office Staff: Who Needs Training? If you own or manage a medical practice, one important question often arises: Does a medical office need CPR-certified employees? While federal law does... Link to full story in comments:

What Every First Aid Kit Needs in 2026: A well-stocked first aid kit in 2026 should include wound care supplies, gloves... full story in comments.

We want to wish a speedy and full recovery for our friend Michael Stancombe, who suffered a massive heart attack last Friday. His son was able to call 911 and begin CPR. He is a fighter, and we all hope he pulls through...

Key Numbers for CPR

Our Key Numbers for CPR is a compilation of all of the important numbers (CPR ratios, CPR compression rates, etc) we teach in our CPR courses. You can use this list as a study tool or as a quick reference guide. Link to full article in comments…

Outdoor First Aid: Handling Injuries on the Trail

Outdoor injuries can happen fast, but knowing basic first aid can make all the difference on the trail. From cuts and sprains to dehydration and heat exhaustion, being prepared with the right gear and knowledge helps you stay safe, respond quickly, and keep minor injuries from becoming serious emergencies... link to full article in comments

Who invented CPR? When was it developed, and how has it evolved? In 1774, Dr. William Hawes and Dr. Thomas Cogan... Read the story, the link in the comments.