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Minorities and women have less chance of surviving heart attacks says report

Minorities and women have less chance of surviving heart attacks says report

by Yassin El-Moudden | May 16, 2025 4:22PM | Campaigns – Cardiac Crisis

Women and people from ethnic and lower-class backgrounds may be less likely to survive a heart attack outside of hospital, according to a wide-ranging report.  Less than one in 10 people in the UK survive an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest – a proportion lower...
Sheffield Sharks: basketball team says new venue is ready for any medical emergency

Sheffield Sharks: basketball team says new venue is ready for any medical emergency

by James Fletcher | May 16, 2025 12:56PM | Campaigns – Cardiac Crisis

Sheffield’s professional basketball team says it is prepared for every medical eventuality at its purpose-built venue which opened two years ago. The Sheffield Sharks, who are based at the Canon Medical Arena, also provide access to heart screenings for its...
Heart-scare hockey player’s call for life-saving screenings and easy-access defibrillators

Heart-scare hockey player’s call for life-saving screenings and easy-access defibrillators

by Josie Sharp | May 16, 2025 12:53PM | Campaigns – Cardiac Crisis

A sportsman who collapsed on the pitch believes a heart screening could have prevented his cardiac arrest and has hit out at criminals who steal and vandalise life-saving equipment. Sam Russell was playing as hockey captain for Finchfield Hockey Club at the Doug Ellis...
Busting the myths of using a defibrillator

Busting the myths of using a defibrillator

by James Fletcher | May 16, 2025 12:01PM | Campaigns – Cardiac Crisis

With over 60,000 Sudden Cardiac Arrests in the UK every year it is vital that people use the rising number of defibrillators in communities across the country. But, according to a survey by the St John Ambulance, only 15% of the public would feel very confident using...
Grieving dad’s bid for life-saving defibrillators in every corner of UK’s football grounds

Grieving dad’s bid for life-saving defibrillators in every corner of UK’s football grounds

by James Fletcher | May 16, 2025 11:38AM | Campaigns – Cardiac Crisis

A Sheffield Wednesday fan whose daughter died after suffering a heart attack at an Owls match aged just 29 is campaigning for defibrillators in the four corners of every football stadium. Paul Gregory, 52, started the One in Every Corner campaign to help reduce the...
“Why couldn’t our Dan have been saved?”: Parents raise thousands for heart screenings in memory of son

“Why couldn’t our Dan have been saved?”: Parents raise thousands for heart screenings in memory of son

by Billy Clarke | May 16, 2025 11:12AM | Campaigns – Cardiac Crisis

Since losing their son to an undiagnosed heart condition eight years ago, Barry and Gillian Wilkinson have channelled their grief into saving other young lives in his memory. Through their charity, The Daniel Wilkinson Foundation, the couple and their family have...
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