Cardiac arrest

Manikin training aims to stop female CPR stigma

A resuscitation charity says women are less likely than men to get CPR from a bystander.

Ken Christy, 63, says he will be "forever thankful" for the care he received after a cardiac arrest.

Councillor Claire Davies says she is "proud" about the Redditch defibrillator's installation.

Thames Valley Air Ambulance says 1 in 3 women receive no CPR before emergency crews arrive.

Chloe Lipton says changing the dummies used for CPR training could help save women's lives.

Oxfordshire GP Dr Nick Thomas had been playing football when he suffered a cardiac arrest.

Without Simon Parker's training, he hears his partner could have died in the incident.

A family calls on the government to screen younger people after losing their son aged 33.

A business which installed a Morley's Defib Appeal device says it was the "best money" it had spent.

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