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While they’re often taken together, these two measurements are distinct.

Ed Kosiec was training for his fourth marathon, in the best shape of his life, when he experienced Sudden Cardiac Arrest while at Chik-fil-A. Fortunately for Ed Kosiec, 18 year-old Sarah was cooking fries in the kitchen when he collapsed that day.

Automated External Defibrillator pads (also known as AED electrode pads) are an essential part of any lifesaving AED machine.

Guide Sections: Sudden cardiac arrest happens when the heart stops functioning and is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. An electrical malfunction in the heart throws off the heart’s normal rhythm and causes a cardiac arrest.  Sudden cardiac arrest victims must receive a series of life-saving measures quickly to improve their survival chances. To …

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – (April 9, 2021) – Avive Solutions, Inc. (“Avive” or the “Company”), a leading developer of a next-generation Automated External Defibrillator (“AED”), announced that Carly Jackson has joined the Company as a Public Access Defibrillator Specialist. Carly comes to Avive with a wealth of experience in the AED industry. Throughout her career, …

Despite the fact that “heart attack” and “cardiac arrest” are commonly used interchangeably, these conditions are actually different.

An in-depth analysis of the importance of early defibrillation and the odds of surviving sudden cardiac arrest.

Dr. Allison Dupont, an interventional cardiologist in north Georgia, reflects on her experience responding to a cardiac arrest emergency on a plane during a flight.

Dr. Bourne, a cardiologist in the SF Bay Area, reflects on his experience responding to two out-of-hospital cardiac arrests. One time he had an AED, one time he didn’t. What was the difference?

An in-depth analysis of the importance of early defibrillation and the odds of surviving sudden cardiac arrest.

Rhonda Harrill has worked relentlessly to protect kids in Tennessee from Sudden Cardiac Arrest with impressive legislative victories. After losing her son Tanner to SCA while playing basketball, Rhonda became an advocate for preparing schools to save lives from cardiac arrest, the #1 cause of death among student athletes.

An in-depth analysis of the importance of early defibrillation and the odds of surviving sudden cardiac arrest.