The event on Saturday, Feb. 21, is open to the public with no registration required.

A team at the Duke University School of Medicine is trying to increase the number of people who survive cardiac arrest while setting a world record.

A group is working to educate people on what to do if they come across a heart attack victim. This game can be pretty tough, ...

Someone arriving on the scene of an injured individual might try to remember how to administer CPR, knowing that techniques ...

The attempt targets the current world record set in India in 2019, where more than 28,000 participants were trained in CPR.

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On February 25 North Carolinians have a shot at making history. Duke School of Medicine is leading a statewide push to break ...

When an individual is in cardiac arrest, immediate attention is critical. Survival is strongly time-dependent; delays cost lives. The quicker and more effective the response, the better the chances fo ...

On Wednesday, Duke University partnered with schools and organizations across the state to reach an ambitious goal of ...

Rochester Regional Health held a CPR training event on Monday, where they announced the donation of life-saving equipment to ...