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Sudden Cardiac Arrest

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health-and-wellness1 year ago

"Surviving Sudden Cardiac Arrest: A Minnesota Woman's Warning and Longevity Diets"

Cheryl Jordan Winston survived sudden cardiac arrest and aims to raise awareness, while a common drug may reduce heart disease risk. The CDC dropped its 5-day isolation guidance for COVID, experts warn about sustaining weight loss with medications, and a fasting-like diet could slow aging. Additionally, a little-known syndrome may increase cancer risk in young people, familiar scents could help trigger happy memories in patients with depression, and experts provide guidance on caffeine consumption for energy levels.

health1 year ago

"Minnesota Woman's Survival Story: 25 Minutes Without Pulse"

Cheryl Jordan Winston, a Minnesota woman, survived a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) after going 25 minutes without a pulse, and is now sharing her story to raise awareness. Despite having no prior symptoms or family history of heart issues, she received an implanted cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) and emphasizes the importance of CPR and medical advocacy, especially for women. Experts recommend immediate CPR and defibrillation with an AED to increase chances of survival, and stress the importance of a heart-healthy lifestyle and genetic screenings for those with a family history of heart issues.

health1 year ago

"Uncovering the Causes of Heart Attacks in Younger Women"

Unhealthy lifestyles and extreme stress are contributing to a rise in sudden cardiac arrest cases among women, with factors such as lack of physical activity, long working hours, sleep deprivation, high consumption of junk food, and excessive stress playing a role. Symptoms for women include shortness of breath and heart fluttering, and prompt action is crucial for survival. Tips for maintaining a healthy heart include managing blood pressure and sugar levels, quitting smoking, exercising regularly, watching for post-menopausal symptoms, undergoing cardiac screenings for those with a family history of heart conditions, maintaining a healthy weight, eating a balanced diet, practicing stress-reducing activities, getting quality sleep, and avoiding alcohol consumption.

obituary2 years ago

"Beverly Hills, 90210 Actor David Gail's Cause of Death Revealed as Possible Overdose at 58"

Actor David Gail, known for his roles in "Beverly Hills 90210" and "Port Charles," passed away at the age of 58 due to complications from sudden cardiac arrest. A family representative confirmed that Gail was found unresponsive and placed on life support before his death. Gail's career included recurring roles on "Beverly Hills 90210" and "Port Charles," as well as appearances in other TV shows and movies. He is survived by a son.

obituary2 years ago

"Beverly Hills, 90210 Actor David Gail's Cause of Death Unveiled"

Beverly Hills, 90210 actor David Gail passed away at the age of 58 due to complications from sudden cardiac arrest. Despite efforts to save him, he was placed on life support for several days before his passing. Gail's family confirmed the cause of death and expressed gratitude for the outpouring of love and support. Gail, known for his roles in Beverly Hills, 90210 and General Hospital spinoff Port Charles, is survived by his son Guthier.

entertainment2 years ago

"Beverly Hills, 90210 Actor David Gail's Cause of Death Investigation"

Beverly Hills, 90210 actor David Gail passed away at 58 due to complications from sudden cardiac arrest. Despite efforts to save him, he was placed on life support for several days before his passing. Gail's family confirmed the cause of death and expressed gratitude for the outpouring of love and support. Known for his roles in TV shows like Beverly Hills, 90210 and General Hospital spinoff Port Charles, Gail's sister and family paid heartfelt tributes to the actor, who is survived by his son Guthier.

health2 years ago

Medication Risks: Diabetics' Increased Sudden Cardiac Arrest Threat

Certain medications, low fasting blood sugar, and cardiovascular conditions have been found to significantly increase the risk of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) in individuals with type 2 diabetes. The study identified specific risk factors such as the use of certain antibiotics, antipsychotic medications, and prokinetics, as well as low fasting blood sugar levels. The findings highlight the importance of careful management by general practitioners in order to mitigate the risk of SCA in diabetic patients.

sports2 years ago

"Raising Awareness: The Risks Black Basketball Players Face After Bronny James' Cardiac Arrest"

The sudden cardiac arrest of Bronny James, son of NBA star LeBron James, has brought attention to the dangers faced by Black basketball players. A 2020 study found that Black male NCAA Division I basketball players had the highest incidence rate of sudden cardiac arrest and death among athletes aged 11 to 29. The study also revealed that nearly half of the cases were caused by cardiomyopathy, a chronic heart disease. The incidents involving Bronny James and Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin highlight the need for immediate access to life-saving care and the importance of implementing measures such as increasing CPR training and providing automated external defibrillators (AEDs) in sports facilities. The NOLA Network, founded by a mother who lost her son to sudden cardiac arrest, advocates for health care equity and prevention of sudden cardiac arrest.

health2 years ago

"Wildfire Smoke Sparks Health Concerns and Emergency Calls in Wisconsin"

Smoke from Canadian wildfires has caused hazy and unhealthy air conditions in Iowa, with over two-thirds of the state affected. The Iowa chapter of the American Heart Association warns that the smoke can increase the risk of sudden cardiac arrest due to the pollutants and fine particles present. Recommendations include staying indoors when air quality is poor, using air conditioning with high-quality filters, and staying hydrated. The air quality alert is expected to end on Thursday.

health2 years ago

Damar Hamlin advocates for nationwide AED access in schools.

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin joined lawmakers to promote the Access to AEDs Act, a bipartisan bill that would establish a grant program to provide schools with funds to purchase and maintain automated external defibrillators (AEDs), strengthen CPR training, and develop cardiac emergency response plans. The bill aims to increase the survival rate of the 7,000 kids under 18 who experience sudden cardiac arrest each year in the US, with the majority being student-athletes. Hamlin, who suffered cardiac arrest during a game, has also partnered with the American Heart Association to increase CPR awareness and education.