Hamas Hostages Face Imminent Cardiac Arrest Risk Due to Captivity Conditions
Prolonged starvation and horrific conditions in Hamas captivity cause severe heart damage, electrolyte imbalances, and psychological trauma, creating an immediate risk of sudden cardiac arrest for hostages.
Hamas Hostages Face Imminent Cardiac Arrest Risk Due to Captivity Conditions
Prolonged starvation and horrific conditions in Hamas captivity cause severe heart damage, electrolyte imbalances, and psychological trauma, creating an immediate risk of sudden cardiac arrest for hostages.
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16th-Century Genetic Defect Causes Increased Cardiac Arrest Risk in Hundreds
Researchers in Limburg discovered a genetic mutation, the 'Worm mutation', originating around 1550, causing a heightened risk of sudden cardiac arrest among 1000-1500 descendants, primarily women, prompting preventative medication and research into a cure.
16th-Century Genetic Defect Causes Increased Cardiac Arrest Risk in Hundreds
Researchers in Limburg discovered a genetic mutation, the 'Worm mutation', originating around 1550, causing a heightened risk of sudden cardiac arrest among 1000-1500 descendants, primarily women, prompting preventative medication and research into a cure.
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Genetic Mutation Linked to Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Hundreds of Limburg Descendants
Research reveals a genetic mutation ('Worm mutation') in 1000-1500 descendants of a 16th-century Limburg couple, significantly increasing the risk of sudden cardiac arrest, predominantly among women; researchers are working towards a cure.
Genetic Mutation Linked to Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Hundreds of Limburg Descendants
Research reveals a genetic mutation ('Worm mutation') in 1000-1500 descendants of a 16th-century Limburg couple, significantly increasing the risk of sudden cardiac arrest, predominantly among women; researchers are working towards a cure.
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Defibrillators for all Northern Ireland schools
Northern Ireland will equip all schools with defibrillators, improving life-saving capabilities. The \u00a3700,000 initiative follows student survival stories highlighting the urgency and impact.
Defibrillators for all Northern Ireland schools
Northern Ireland will equip all schools with defibrillators, improving life-saving capabilities. The \u00a3700,000 initiative follows student survival stories highlighting the urgency and impact.
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Community Responder Saves Man's Life During Cardiac Arrest
Community first responder Phil Fuller saved the life of 75-year-old Robert McWilliams on October 17, 2024, in Hullbridge, UK, performing CPR and using a defibrillator after the patient went into cardiac arrest at home. Mr. McWilliams made a full recovery.
Community Responder Saves Man's Life During Cardiac Arrest
Community first responder Phil Fuller saved the life of 75-year-old Robert McWilliams on October 17, 2024, in Hullbridge, UK, performing CPR and using a defibrillator after the patient went into cardiac arrest at home. Mr. McWilliams made a full recovery.
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Limburg Genetic Mutation Causes Increased Cardiac Arrest Risk
A genetic mutation, originating around 1550 in Limburg, increases the risk of sudden cardiac arrest in approximately 1000-1500 descendants, predominantly affecting women; research is underway to develop a cure.
Limburg Genetic Mutation Causes Increased Cardiac Arrest Risk
A genetic mutation, originating around 1550 in Limburg, increases the risk of sudden cardiac arrest in approximately 1000-1500 descendants, predominantly affecting women; research is underway to develop a cure.
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Russian Doctors Revive Patient's Heart 3.5 Hours After Cardiac Arrest
Doctors in Krasnoyarsk, Russia, revived a patient's heart 3.5 hours after cardiac arrest using ECMO and invasive warming; the patient, found hypothermic (19.8°C) at a bus stop, regained consciousness within 24 hours and is recovering.
Russian Doctors Revive Patient's Heart 3.5 Hours After Cardiac Arrest
Doctors in Krasnoyarsk, Russia, revived a patient's heart 3.5 hours after cardiac arrest using ECMO and invasive warming; the patient, found hypothermic (19.8°C) at a bus stop, regained consciousness within 24 hours and is recovering.
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40% Bias Score