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How CPR News Plans To Cover The 2020 Election - Colorado Public Radio
In 2020, CPR News has made it our mission to put you at the center of this election. Political reporting could easily put the politicians at the forefront, ...
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Tell Us: What Do You Want To Ask 2020 Candidates? - Colorado Public Radio
Help direct CPR News reporters and editor on how we will cover the 2020 election, including Colorado's U.S. Senate race.
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CPR: Your hands hold the power of life – all you have to do is push - CNN
CPR is easier than ever to do, leaving no excuse not to stop and help when you see someone stop and drop. Your hands can save a heart – and by doing so, save a life.
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Coronavirus fears shouldn't stop CPR assistance - The Washington Post
July 18, 2020 More than ... and 10,000 bystander CPR interventions for one rescuer to die of covid-19. Advertisement “When we did our calculations, we used the 10 percent number, ...
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Women are less likely to receive CPR in public than men — because they have breasts. Using ‘Womanikins’ in training can save lives, experts say. - Chicago Tribune
Vivian Zhao, 18, a senior at Naperville Central High School demonstrate the Womanikin attachment for CPR dummies in Naperville on Feb. 27, 2020.
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CPR Saturdays return to Billings for the first time since 2020, in remembrance of former EMT - MSN
Since 2020, CPR Saturdays have been on pause. On February 1, CPR Saturdays returned at MSUB's campus, with this year's session in remembrance of Mary Walser, a former CPR instructor.
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CPR: Your hands hold the power of life – all you have to do is push | CNN - CNN International
CPR is easier than ever to do, leaving no excuse not to stop and help when you see someone stop and drop. Your hands can save a heart – and by doing so, save a life.
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CPR: Your hands hold the power of life – all you have to do is push | CNN - CNN International
CPR is easier than ever to do, leaving no excuse not to stop and help when you see someone stop and drop. Your hands can save a heart – and by doing so, save a life.