When Jeziah failed to surface while playing in a pool, the rush to save his life from a nearly catastrophic heart attack began. He now faces a long road to recovery after an undiagnosed condition was uncovered.
Former footballer Phil Stevenson is among the first to get a new kind of pacemaker that’s smaller than an AAA battery and doesn’t have a lead. This is why it’s better.
Nearly five years on from a shock heart attack that nearly ended with suicide, Olympic gold medallist Duncan Armstrong has revealed a little known test could have prevented it all.
Simon Toussaint was playing cricket when he went to sit down as he thought he had reflux. Moments later he went into cardiac arrest. He’s lucky for what happened next.
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Melbourne scientists have developed a world-first blood test that can predict the risk of heart attacks and strokes in patients.
Paramedics are responding to more cardiac arrests than ever, as new data reveals how likely your town is to give bystander CPR.
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The new formula is yet to be tested on humans but has shown positive improvements on animals.
Hundreds of thousands of Aussies don’t know they have a heart problem as a Medicare rebate for a life-saving test is about to be axed. Search and see your local area.
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