Trinity Medical Center recently joined with the American Heart Association (AHA) to launch the Infant CPR Anytime program for parents of children who have spent time in the hospital's Neonatal ...

The American Heart Association, devoted to a world of healthier lives for all, is proud to announce a donation of 250 CPR Anytime Training Kits. These kits were be distributed to Joe DiMaggio Children ...

Intensive care nursery clinical nurse Elise M. Beer, BSN, RN, demonstrates CPR on an infant manikin from the Infant CPR Anytime kit. Dartmouth Health Children’s recently received a donation of 500 ...

Since the early 1960s, CPR training has helped many people become certified in the life-saving technique. The American Heart Association is hoping to give more people a basic knowledge of ...

A total of 190 CPR Anytime kits were donated to MultiCare this month, thanks to a donation by the American Heart Association and Abbott Construction. The kits will be given to patients in the Cardiac ...

NEWTOWN – Each year, the American Heart Association raises millions of dollars to help save lives. Charitable fundraising is a difficult task in any year, but COVID-19 has made 2020’s efforts ...

Teach yourself CPR? The American Heart Association says you can, with the help of an inflatable mannequin named Mini Anne and some simplified instructions. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get ...

A campaign to help save infant lives is underway in Minnesota, training and preparing hundreds of soon-to-be families. The American Heart Association is sharing nearly 1,000 Infant CPR Anytime ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – The American Heart Association donated more than 50 infant CPR kits to the Children’s Hospital at OU Medicine last week. 56 Infant CPR Anytime Kits will be distributed to ...

UT Health Tyler’s newly opened neonatal intensive care unit this week received 50 ways to help caretakers learn CPR and basic first aid for infants. The American Heart Association on Tuesday donated ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) — Expectant parents at Kentucky Children's Hospital will soon have access to a lifesaving resource: special infant CPR kits. It's all because of a gift from the Tempur Sealy ...