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Survival after sudden cardiac arrest didn’t improve despite training bystanders, emergency responders

A new study found survival after sudden cardiac arrest didn’t improve with advance training of responders — but researchers aren't ready to shut the door on the possibility.

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Survival after sudden cardiac arrest didn’t improve despite training bystanders, emergency responders
A new study found survival after sudden cardiac arrest didn’t improve with advance training of responders — but researchers aren't ready to shut the door on the possibility.
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