The survivor of a cardiac arrest at last year’s AFL Grand Final is urging more Australians to learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), after new National Heart Foundation research showed one in five people wouldn’t know how to recognise a cardiac arrest, and 40 per cent would not feel confident to administer CPR.
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