Sudden Cardiac Arrest Risk Factors
Saturday, January 19th, 2008Did you know that Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) claims the lives of nearly 900 people every single day? That comes to more than 325,000 people annually — and that’s just right here in the United States.
One of the reasons for the high number of SCA fatalities is the fact that it strikes so quickly. From what I’ve read, if SCA isn’t treated within the first four to six minutes, the results can be deadly.
To assess your own risk factors for Sudden Cardiac Arrest and to learn how to respond should someone fall victim to SCA while you’re present, I recommend visiting InsideCardiacArrest.com. That site has free videos, articles, and other resources to help people learn about the causes and symptoms of SCA, as well as tips on what to do in the event of an SCA-related emergency.
I’ve already reviewed the information on the site, and now I’m going to go make my husband sit down and watch the videos as well. It can’t hurt to be prepared!
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