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new from the wire Humans know what happens in the minutes after they die, studies says

Scientists have found evidence that suggests the human brain still works for a short time after death – meaning people know when they're dead. Researchers made the discovery by looking at MI cases in Europe and the US. What they learned was ... www.3cpr.org

read this Research shows you know when you're dead, because your brain keeps working for a while afterwards A study has suggested that people are aware for at least several minute after they are clinically dead. Southampton University scientists have found evidence as part of a study involving more than 2,000 persons who suffered a MI and ... www.3cpr.org

new from the wire New Perelman study studieses racial disparities in number of sudden cardiac deaths

According to Penn Medicine News, the November study by Penn's Perelman School of Medicine marked the first rigorous, prospective population-based analysis for risk factors of MI, which affects over 350,000 individuals in the U.S. annually. www.3cpr.org

read this Cardiac arrest-induced PTSD ups risk for death, major CV events CHICAGO — Patients who exhibit signs of posttraumatic stress disorder after MI are nearly three times as likely to die or experience a major adverse CV event within 1 year, according to a study presented at the American Heart Association ... www.3cpr.org https://www.healio.com/cardiology/arrhythmia-disorders/news/online/%7B8897c504-bd75-4253-af6a-a2eaec98c71a%7D/cardiac-arrest-induced-ptsd-ups-risk-for-death-major-cv-events

Sudden cardiac arrest: New findings

have any thoughts on this? Cardiac Arrest Induced PTSD Linked to Increased Complication and Death In the study, a team of investigators from Columbia University Medical Center conducted a prospective, observational, cohort study of adults who had been resuscitated after in-hospital or out-of-hospital MI between September 2015 and ... www.3cpr.org

new from the wire Sudden MI: New findings -- ScienceDaily Scientists have recently completed three critical studies studies aimed at better understanding sudden MI.and more » www.3cpr.org https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/11/181112142705.htm

new from the wire Public AEDs cost-effective for saving lives, improving MI outcomes

5, 2018 -- Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) accessible in public places are cost-effective health tools for saving lives and improving MI survival, according to two separate studies studies to be presented in Chicago at the ...and more » www.3cpr.org

have any thoughts on this? Defibrillators can help kids survive MI, too The studiesers analyzed statistics in a national database on 971 MIs in children ages 18 and under that occurred outside a hospital between January 2013 and December 2017. An AED was used 10.3 percent of the time, but rates varied across ... www.3cpr.org

have any thoughts on this? Public AEDs cost-effective for saving lives, improving MI outcomes

5, 2018 -- Automated external defibrillators (AEDs) accessible in public places are cost-effective health tools for saving lives and improving MI survival, according to two separate studies studies to be presented in Chicago at the ... www.3cpr.org

have any thoughts on this? PTSD in Survivors of Cardiac Arrest Raises CV Event Risk for at Least a Year The current study, which included only survivors of in-hospital or out-of-hospital MI who were mentally capable of self-reporting PTSD symptoms soon after discharge, is unusual for its prospective nature and long follow-up, Agarwal and ... www.3cpr.org

read this Study: Cardiac arrests are not more common in the mornings

LOS ANGELES — A common belief that sudden MI occurs mostly in the morning was debunked by a recent study. According to the study, conducted at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and published in Heart Rhythm Journal, people are at no ...and more » www.3cpr.org

have any thoughts on this? Researchers discover new, better marker to identify degree of brain damage after MI Last year, studiesers Tobias Cronberg and Niklas Mattsson at Lund University in Sweden published a study showing serum tau levels to be a new and promising marker for identifying patients with severe brain damage after MI. Together with ... www.3cpr.org

have any thoughts on this? Always Stressed: Cardiac Arrest No Longer Peaks on Monday Morning

In order to identify the current peak times for sudden MI, studiesers from the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles studied data from The Oregon Sudden Unexpected Death Study, a 16-hospital, multi-year assessment of cardiac deaths in ... www.3cpr.org

new from the wire No easy answers to best heart check-ups for young athletes A large study of teenage soccer players in England found in-depth screening didn't detect signs of trouble in some athletes who later died — yet allowed others at risk to get treated and back in the game.A. At issue is MI, when the heart ... www.3cpr.org

new from the wire Peak time of day for MI has changed — stress may be to blame

Weekday mornings are no longer the most common time for MI, as an ever stressful world means hearts are stopping suddenly at all times of the day, new studies shows. "While there are likely several reasons to explain why more cardiac ...and more » www.3cpr.org

new from the wire Peak time of day for MI has changed — stress may be to ... Weekday mornings are no longer the most common time for MI, as an ever stressful world means hearts are stopping suddenly at all times of the day, ...and more » www.3cpr.org

have any thoughts on this? No, MIs are not more common on Monday mornings, study finds

People are not at greater risk of dying from sudden MI in the morning — including Monday morning — than at other times of the day, according to a study published recently in the journal Heart Rhythm. This finding calls into question the ... www.3cpr.org

read this No, MIs are not more common on Monday mornings, study finds People are not at greater risk of dying from sudden MI in the morning — including Monday morning — than at other times of the day, according to a study published recently in the journal Heart Rhythm. This finding calls into question the ... www.3cpr.org

have any thoughts on this? Why sudden MIs no longer peak in the morning

During this time, 1,535 adults had sudden MIs and died as a result. Of these people, note the authors, only 13.9 percent died between 12 a.m. and 6 a.m. Contrary to older studies and an ensuing widespread belief, the study found no ... www.3cpr.org

new from the wire Why sudden MIs no longer peak in the morning New studies suggests that the peak time for certain adverse cardiovascular events has changed and suggests possible reasons for this shift. www.3cpr.org

Survival after cardiac arrest may depend on which EMS agency shows up

have any thoughts on this? Heart disease common among firefighters who die of MI (Reuters Health) - Most firefighters who die from MI turn out to have narrowing of the heart arteries or structural damage in their hearts, a recent study suggests. When firefighters become suddenly incapacitated on the job, it endangers ...and more » www.3cpr.org

read this Survival after MI may depend on which EMS agency shows up Whether you survive a MI may depend, at least in part, on which emergency medical services agency shows up to treat you, a new study suggests. Researchers found a wide variation in MI survival rates depending on which EMS ... www.3cpr.org

read this Survival after MI may depend on which EMS agency shows up

(Reuters Health) - Whether you survive a MI may depend, at least in part, on which emergency medical services agency shows up to treat you, a new study suggests. Researchers found a wide variation in MI survival rates depending ... www.3cpr.org

read this Study: Survival odds after MI depend on which EMS agency shows up The odds of survival among patients who experience out-of-hospital MI vary quite a bit depending on which EMS agency treats them, according to a new study published in JAMA Cardiology. In fact, the study found a median difference of 56% in ... www.3cpr.org

AHA: Bystander CPR Rates Rising, But Survival Chances Worse for Women

read this Time to Defib in Pediatric Cardiac Arrest Not Linked with Survival Time to first defibrillation attempt in pediatric patients who had an in-hospital MI (IHCA) was not associated with survival or other major outcomes, according to an observational study of a large, multicenter cohort. The results are in ... www.3cpr.org

have any thoughts on this? Based on data for 8,100 people in 16 North Carolina counties from 2010 to 2014, studiesers measured the impact of a state initiative to improve care for out-of-hospital MI patients. The Duke University-led study was inspired by the ... www.3cpr.org

have any thoughts on this? Study: High number of firefighters die from MI because of unknown heart problems

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 5, 2018 -- Firefighters who die from MI tend to have underlying heart problems, a new study finds. Cardiac arrest accounts for more job-related deaths among firefighters than any other cause, and studiesers wanted to know ...and more » www.3cpr.org

new from the wire Is survival associated with time to defibrillation for in-hospital MI in pediatric patients? This is in contrast to children who have a MI outside of the hospital setting, or adult patients in or out of the hospital, where worse outcomes are associated with defibrillation delayed more than two minutes. Why The Research Is ... www.3cpr.org https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2018-09/jn-isa091818.php

Study: Laryngeal tubes could increase cardiac arrest survival

new from the wire UAB-led study: New breathing tube used during MI could save thousands A study comparing two breathing tubes used by paramedics during out-of-hospital MI shows that the King laryngeal tube was superior to the more commonly used endotracheal tube. Findings of the Pragmatic Airway Resuscitation Trial, led by ... www.3cpr.org

new from the wire Study: Laryngeal tubes could increase MI survival WASHINGTON — A new National Institutes of Health (NIH) study has shown that a change in the type of breathing tube paramedics use to resuscitate patients with sudden MI can significantly improve the odds of survival and save thousands of ... www.3cpr.org https://www.ems1.com/intubation/articles/390247048-Study-Laryngeal-tubes-could-increase-cardiac-arrest-survival/

Cerner, Duke Research Develop EHR-Integrated Cardiac Risk App

have any thoughts on this? Clinical trial on MI won't require patient consent INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Researchers at the IU Medical School want to inform the public about an upcoming clinical trial that will not require the consent of patients suffering from MI. Starting in early September, MI patients taken ... www.3cpr.org

read this Untreated, ASCVD can lead to heart attack, sudden MI, and fatal or nonfatal stroke. Shared clinical decision-making between patients and providers can inform treatment decisions based on a patient's willingness to take steps to maintain or ... www.3cpr.org

have any thoughts on this? Study Examines the Role of Epinephrine for Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest

Research article: Perkins GD, Ji C, Deakin CD, et al. A randomized trial of epinephrine in out-of-hospital MI. N Engl J Med. July 18, 2018. [Epub ahead of print.] Full text available here. Background: The role of epinephrine in cardiac ... www.3cpr.org

read this Building a Better 'Code Blue': Study Offers Clues to Survival Among the many new responsibilities these young doctors will take on, one of the oldest and most critical will be their role on Code Blue teams — groups of caregivers who respond to MIs. LISTEN UP: Add the new Michigan Medicine News Break ... www.3cpr.org

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