Expert articles, evidence-based guides and practical tips on CPR, cardiac emergency response and heart health — all freely shared to further our mission of making India cardiac-safe.
You don't need to be a doctor or nurse. Hands-only CPR is something every adult can learn in minutes — and it genuinely saves lives. Here's everything you need to know.
Countries like Japan have AEDs every 100 metres in public spaces. India has almost none. We explore the regulatory landscape, the gap, and what forward-thinking organisations are doing about it.
Not all heart attacks announce themselves with the dramatic chest-clutching we see on TV. South Asian populations experience atypical symptoms far more often — and not knowing them costs lives.
The Factories Act, Shops & Establishments Act, and emerging Occupational Health & Safety norms all have implications for cardiac preparedness. We break down the legal landscape for Indian employers.
The psychology of inaction in emergencies is well-documented. The Genovese Effect explains why crowds of people can watch a cardiac victim and not act. CPR training is the antidote.
Adult CPR techniques can harm—not help—a child or infant in cardiac arrest. We explain the critical differences in depth, rate and technique for paediatric emergencies every parent must understand.
Seemingly healthy young sportspeople dying during training or competitions is not rare. We examine the causes and what sports bodies, schools and gyms must do now.
The AHA updates its CPR guidelines regularly based on new evidence. Compressions-to-breaths ratios, depth, rate and emphasis on hands-only CPR have all evolved. Are you up to date?
From locating the nearest AED to getting live CPR guidance from 108 dispatchers, these digital tools can mean the difference between life and death. Download them now — before you need them.
Our articles are here to build awareness. But real confidence comes from putting your hands on a mannequin and practising until it's second nature. Book your CPR training session today.