You are helping an elderly client into their chair when they suddenly look unsteady. Their breathing slows for just a moment, and you feel a

You are organizing first-aid training for your community center and realize something’s missing: one of your volunteers uses a wheelchair, and another has hearing problems.

You assume your team’s CPR certification is up-to-date until an emergency proves it’s not. According to a survey by the American Heart Association (AHA), targeting

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A CDC factsheet states that heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S., responsible for nearly one in five deaths each year.

Unexplained fatigue, shortness of breath, or mild chest discomfort are often overlooked. Yet these may be prodromal symptoms, early indicators of an impending heart attack

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The warehouse hums with the sound of forklifts beeping and boxes sliding onto pallets. You are walking past a towering shelf when you spot a