He went into cardiac arrest on July 22 and was resuscitated, but then went into cardiac arrest once more on July 24.
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With the on-hours cardiac arrest patients, 21 percent survived until discharge, compared with 17 percent of the patients who had an off-hours cardiac arrest.
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Cardiac arrest She went into cardiac arrest and was revived by medics but the girl couldn't recover and died less than 24 hours later, DHS told CNN in a statement.
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Preliminary autopsy results suggest that he suffered from cardiac arrest.
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At this point some overdose patients have sudden cardiac arrest.
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M.J. collapsed on the floor and went into cardiac arrest.
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Day by day A man suffers cardiac arrest at work.
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He reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest, or a heart attack.
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She went into cardiac arrest and died at the address.
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He died of cardiac arrest on March 18 in Chicago.
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The graph looked like a heart monitor in cardiac arrest.
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After that surgery, Jahi suffered cardiac arrest and excessive bleeding.
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Alberto Bachelet, died of cardiac arrest following months of torture.
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But with emergency medical attention, cardiac arrest can be reversed.
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He also resuscitated a man who suffered from cardiac arrest.
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By that time, Ms. Rivers had gone into cardiac arrest.
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"There's a patient who's in cardiac arrest," a woman said.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his daughter Keesha Jones said.
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Fisher died of cardiac arrest in December at age 60.
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Wednesday: Someone called 911 for a patient suffering cardiac arrest.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his daughter Stephanie Salzman said.
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His daughter, Sharon Like, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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The main cause of death is listed as cardiac arrest.
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The consequences could include a heart attack or cardiac arrest.
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ICE recorded the preliminary cause of death as cardiac arrest.
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When they took him down, Eric went into cardiac arrest.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his wife, Rosalie O'Connell, said.
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Her daughter, Gabrielle Goldstein, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his lawyer, Ricardo Preda, said.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, said her daughter, Anna Ratner.
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In the first line I write the diagnosis: cardiac arrest.
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His wife, Lisa Wade, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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Her assistant, Stephen Kohl, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his daughter, Shuli Tor, said.
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The children were in full cardiac arrest and were resuscitated.
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His daughter Sara Putnam said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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His publicist, Stacey Pokluda, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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His daughter Kelly Castady said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, her publicist, Ellyn Solis, said.
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Hannah Fordin, his grandniece, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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Studies examined the risk of cardiac arrest, not heart attacks.
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Two days later, he went into cardiac arrest and was placed on a ventilator and moved to the intensive care ward, where he remained comatose until he went into cardiac arrest again on Wednesday.
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" This is much more common than death by heat stroke, but is harder to quantify since death certificates cite the explicit cause of death—"cardiac arrest," for instance, rather than "heat-related cardiac arrest.
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There are three theories about what caused the cardiac arrest, Kramp said: The inhalant could have oversensitized the patient's heart, which can make any subsequent stress, like getting caught by a parent, cause cardiac arrest.
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Hospital staff identified the preliminary cause of death as cardiac arrest.
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The boy died from cardiac arrest due to severe brain swelling.
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The preliminary cause of death was cardiac arrest, according to ICE.
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The drugs can cause convulsions; some have led to cardiac arrest.
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These kids would suddenly bleed out or go into cardiac arrest.
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Belk was struck in the torso and went into cardiac arrest.
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When they arrived, Epstein was in cardiac arrest, sources told NBC.
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The victim, whose name has not been released, suffered cardiac arrest.
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The girl, Aradhana Samdhariya, died due to cardiac arrest on Oct.
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By the time they reached him, he was in cardiac arrest.
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He was pronounced dead Wednesday after going into cardiac arrest again.
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By the time he arrived, Farmer had gone into cardiac arrest.
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Fisher died last December at age 60 of a cardiac arrest.
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The second episode appears to have sent Brandon into cardiac arrest.
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Caserta went into cardiac arrest and was shortly thereafter pronounced dead.
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In cardiac arrest, however, there is no blockage of blood flow.
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People in cardiac arrest lose consciousness and don't have a pulse.
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When he woke up, he learned that he'd suffered cardiac arrest.
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It was on that flight that Fisher went into cardiac arrest.
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Your last moments can include cardiac arrest, choking and violent seizures.
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Nearly four years since her cardiac arrest, Abrielle remains completely stable.
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He went to a hospital, where he went into cardiac arrest.
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Cardiac arrest may occur with no warning and is often fatal.
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By the time EMTs arrived, Emswiller was in full cardiac arrest.
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Once I saw the prices I nearly went into cardiac arrest.
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A law enforcement official told CNN he died of cardiac arrest.
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"There's a patient who's in cardiac arrest," she told the operator.
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His former wife, Anne Argent, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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She had been in cardiac arrest by the time paramedics arrived.
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At the time, his manager attributed the death to cardiac arrest.
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His wife, Nandita C. Puri, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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The cause was sudden cardiac arrest, his wife, Carol Ross, said.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his son Jean-Pierre Mouzon said.
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Ms. Keir said by email that the cause was cardiac arrest.
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He later died of cardiac arrest in a hospital, she said.
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His manager said he had suffered cardiac arrest on Monday morning.
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It is not yet known what caused Van der Zee's cardiac arrest.
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Cardiac arrest may have played a role in some deaths as well.
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She suffered a cardiac arrest and anaphylactic shock while on the plane.
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After she was taken out of the car, she suffered cardiac arrest.
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Four more residents are reportedly in cardiac arrest, according to The Guardian.
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The trigger stimulated an abnormal heart rhythm that resulted in cardiac arrest.
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He was in cardiac arrest and a family member began performing CPR.
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More severely, it can cause blood infections, lung clots, and cardiac arrest.
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According to the label, the singer died after going into cardiac arrest.
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In fatal cases, death can be due to asphyxiation or cardiac arrest.
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Her doctors said she suffered a cardiac arrest on Sunday, December 19993.
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I could definitely tell I was about to go into cardiac arrest.
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The most life-threatening problem is cardiac arrest needing for cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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During cardiac arrest, the heart stops when the organ's electrical system malfunctions.
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Media reports had earlier said the cause of death was cardiac arrest.
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Sudden cardiac arrest is one of the leading causes of death worldwide.
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The dissection probably contributed to the original cardiac arrest, according to Parnia.
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"I'm calling because a patient is in cardiac arrest," the caller said.
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About 10 minutes later, our dog went into cardiac arrest and died.
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One elderly resident died of cardiac arrest following the evacuation, Cormier said.
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And the third, potassium chloride, causes cardiac arrest and stops the heart.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, according to a statement from the family.
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Such guidelines exist for a host of conditions: cardiac arrest, diabetes, depression.
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Tom Petty died in Los Angeles at 66, after suffering cardiac arrest.
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Do I want to be resuscitated if I go into cardiac arrest?
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Initial reports had said that the cause of death was cardiac arrest.
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TMZ broke the story, Tom was in full cardiac arrest and unconscious.
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He was in "full cardiac arrest" when officers arrived on the scene.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his husband, William Russell Taylor II, said.
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On his third day in the hospital, he was in cardiac arrest.
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But Fisher's death of cardiac arrest at age 60 disrupted that plan.
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The two deaths involved cardiac arrest related to CRS, the company said.
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Victims that go into cardiac arrest after #GunViolence are Bleeding to Death.
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Within a day or two they go into cardiac arrest and die.
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He died at a hospital in Florida after going into cardiac arrest.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that approximately 70% to 90% of those who experience sudden cardiac arrest die before reaching a hospital, and approximately 209,000 people are treated in hospitals for cardiac arrest yearly.
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A. Marathon running can increase your risk of cardiac arrest in the short term, but it also lowers the overall likelihood that you will experience cardiac arrest or other heart problems, according to science, statistics and sports cardiologists.
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Still, while middle-aged male runners' relative risk of cardiac arrest rises while they are completing 26.2 miles compared to when they are not, their absolute risk of cardiac arrest, even then, remains reassuringly low, Dr. Thompson says.
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Frank Jr. died of cardiac arrest in 2016 at the age of 72.
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The rock icon was 66 when he died Monday after suffering cardiac arrest.
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She reportedly went into cardiac arrest in her London apartment early Wednesday morning.
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Patients who experienced a cardiac arrest during weekday "on-hours" from 7 a.m.
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Tom Petty died Monday of a cardiac arrest in Los Angeles, PEOPLE confirms.
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Police found the baby in cardiac arrest after responding to a 911 call.
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Weldens, who was just 35, is said to have suffered a cardiac arrest.
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In a statement, ICE said the preliminary cause of death was cardiac arrest.
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An autopsy concluded that the cardiac arrest was due to mixed drug toxicity.
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Petty suffered an apparent cardiac arrest at his Los Angeles home on Oct.
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Emergency dispatchers reportedly response to a call of an inmate in cardiac arrest.
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You can wirelessly control him to go into anaphylactic shock or cardiac arrest.
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At worst, an arrhythmia can result in cardiac arrest, which frequently causes death.
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Michael died of cardiac arrest in June 2009 at his Los Angeles home.
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The lead singer of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers died after suffering cardiac arrest.
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Mine, by contrast, palpitated so furiously that I braced myself for cardiac arrest.
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Overall, heart attacks are more common than cardiac arrest in the United States.
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A second son, Bret, died of cardiac arrest after taking cocaine in 1988.
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On the floor, he slipped out of consciousness and went into cardiac arrest.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, a representative for the German Equestrian Federation said.
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His longtime writing partner, Alfa-Betty Olsen, said the cause was cardiac arrest.
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Puri, 66, suffered cardiac arrest, his friend and actor Anupam Kher told Reuters.
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Ficre died unexpectedly, a few days after his 50th birthday, from cardiac arrest.
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They say their daughter went into full cardiac arrest while waiting for treatment.
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It's one of the leading causes of sudden cardiac arrest in young athletes.
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The perpetrator, David James, 100, died at the scene, reportedly of cardiac arrest.
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Paying monthly rent in a major American city is cause for cardiac arrest.
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The survival rate from sudden cardiac arrest is low: According to the American Heart Association, only about 12% of people who experience cardiac arrest out of the hospital, and about 25% who experience it in the hospital, live through it.
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At just 66 years old, the legendary musician died after suffering from cardiac arrest.
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Former Miss Teen Universe Lotte van der Zee has died, after suffering cardiac arrest.
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Burt was transported to a Florida hospital after going into cardiac arrest at home.
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But researchers have studied cardiovascular events—think cardiac arrest, for one—among sports spectators.
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He was given his inhaler but later went into cardiac arrest at the scene.
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The report -- obtained by TMZ -- says Gordon was found unresponsive and in cardiac arrest.
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Just minutes after arriving, Shields went into cardiac arrest and had a heart attack.
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That single mistake with the pills sent his already frail heart into cardiac arrest.
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It was cardiac arrest and, like many heart failures, it came out of nowhere.
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More than 350,000 Americans suffer cardiac arrest in a place that's not a hospital.
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The hit reportedly sent her into cardiac arrest, which ultimately led to her death.
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The suit notes others have suffered cardiac arrest following the "acute consumption" of Monster.
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The N.C.A.A. is currently developing guidelines for managing sudden cardiac arrest in its athletes.
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"When they finished half of the crowns, she went into cardiac arrest," Squier says.
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After having trouble getting oxygen into her tissues, the actress went into cardiac arrest.
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Media reports had earlier said the 54-year-old had died of cardiac arrest.
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Later U.S. officials said she had suffered cardiac arrest, brain swelling and liver failure.
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His Swedish work visa and health insurance expired just days before his cardiac arrest.
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Silva's doctors wanted to blame cardiac arrest on the death certificate, Silva's sisters said.
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Tom Petty died Monday at age 66 in Los Angeles after entering cardiac arrest.
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If you see someone in cardiac arrest or having a heart attack, call 911.
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He went into cardiac arrest and was transported to the hospital in critical condition.
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Petty, 66, was found unconscious and in cardiac arrest at his Malibu home Sunday.
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Glaser said the cause of death was a blood clot that caused cardiac arrest.
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The woman went into cardiac arrest at her home and died at a hospital.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his sister the singer Nancy Sinatra wrote on Facebook.
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Children were most likely to suffer cardiac arrest because of respiratory problems, Naim said.
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Watching a person die from cardiac arrest in an intensive care unit is devastating.
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Jakelin later went into cardiac arrest and suffered brain swelling at a Texas hospital.
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During her flight, she collapsed from cardiac arrest and was dead within two hours.
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He went into cardiac arrest on Monday night, but was revived, Ms. Persichilli said.
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Emergency dispatch audio revealed first responders were called for a patient in cardiac arrest.
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He suffered a cardiac arrest less than two hours before he died, officials said.
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Two continued to play against medical advice and both died from sudden cardiac arrest.
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A friend, Dawn Walker, said in an interview that the cause was cardiac arrest.
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The preliminary cause of death was ruled to be cardiac arrest, according to ICE.
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Soon, viewers learned that Jack had died of cardiac arrest, triggered by the smoke.
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CNN affiliate KTLA reported that the girl suffered a cardiac arrest on the plane.
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Allee died after on Christmas Eve in L.A. after reportedly going into cardiac arrest.
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We're told fire and EMS got a call for cardiac arrest for a female.
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Once a year, you can't run a sudden cardiac arrest or emergency medical drill?
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The patents related to devices that can correct irregular heart rhythms, preventing cardiac arrest.
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We're told Cristy went into cardiac arrest as emergency responders arrived and administered CPR.
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During a heart attack, an irregular heartbeat can lead to cardiac arrest and death.
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A source told PEOPLE that Miller went into cardiac arrest after an apparent drug overdose.
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TMZ obtained the audio, and you can hear LAFD responding to a reported cardiac arrest.
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One 49-year-old suffered cardiac arrest in Abingdon and another collapsed in Fort Washington.
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Laposata said a bad heart and manic behavior certainly are risk factors for cardiac arrest.
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Three days later on Wednesday, several residents suffered respiratory or cardiac arrest, the report stated.
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Fisher's cause of death was listed as "cardiac arrest/deferred," according to her death certificate.
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" Her "baby" she said, collapsed from cardiac arrest and that the "Lord called him home.
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Her cause of death was listed as "cardiac arrest/deferred," according to her death certificate.
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Three teenagers suffered cardiac arrest while the teacher was also seriously injured, Bonnetain told journalists.
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Petty died Monday at age 66, after suffering cardiac arrest at his home in Malibu.
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Later, I see the name Limbaugh on the screen and almost go into cardiac arrest.
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Therefore, there is also a substantial risk for a cardiac arrest in space requiring CPR.
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Fisher went into cardiac arrest aboard a flight from London to Los Angeles on Dec.
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Comedians are mourning Ralphie May after the comedian died from cardiac arrest on Friday morning.
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Garner, 27, went into cardiac arrest after suffering an asthma attack, according to family members.
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We're told he had been battling pneumonia for 6 weeks and died of cardiac arrest.
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The transgender actress died in Los Angeles at 47 years old due to cardiac arrest.
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Tom Petty has died after suffering cardiac arrest at his Malibu home on Sunday night.
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"That's where you have the cardiac arrest, because you're not carrying enough oxygen," Fitz said.
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The emergency dispatch audio reveals first responders were called for a patient in cardiac arrest.
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Son Michael died from an apparent cardiac arrest at age 21983 on June 21991, 21993.
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But unlike other forms of heart trouble, cardiac arrest occurs suddenly and often without notice.
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Singer Nancy Sinatra said on her Facebook page that her brother died of cardiac arrest.
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Charles Manson died of acute cardiac arrest and complication of a battle with colon cancer.
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Son Michael died from an apparent cardiac arrest at age 50 on June 25, 2009.
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After she was flown to a hospital in El Paso she went into cardiac arrest.
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"The cardiac arrest team in our case was very affected by the situation," Lundsgaard said.
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One protester went into cardiac arrest and was revived by the medic team, he said.
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Reynolds died after suffering from cardiac arrest, his agent Todd Eisner said, according to CNN.
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Twenty-three of the screenings have detected conditions that could potentially cause sudden cardiac arrest.
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Hollywood is mourning Tom Petty after the Grammy winner died from cardiac arrest on Monday.
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Cardiac arrest is a very time-sensitive condition with a low survival rate, Chan said.
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Joan died in September 2014 after going into cardiac arrest during a routine outpatient procedure.
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Then, in a Buffalo hospital, he died; cardiac arrest was given as the official cause.
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A cardiac arrest patient in his 40s died and we are assuming it's COVID-related.
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Last year, he helped resuscitate a woman who had gone into respiratory and cardiac arrest.
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On Friday, U.S. officials said she had suffered cardiac arrest, brain swelling and liver failure.
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The medical examiner also listed cardiac arrest, hypertension, and morbid obesity as causes of death.
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According to emergency dispatch audio the call came in as a patient in cardiac arrest.
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Jakelin went into cardiac arrest later that morning and was revived, the Border Patrol said.
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A patient survives a cardiac arrest — but the time without oxygen leaves her brain-dead.
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Beloved "Good Times" star Ja'Net DuBois died from cardiac arrest ... according to her death certificate.
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Responding to a cardiac-arrest call at the Mondrian South Beach shortly before 1 a.m.
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"She was about to go into cardiac arrest," said Dr. Marko Bukur, a trauma surgeon.
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It showed only that she had pre-existing heart issues and died of cardiac arrest.
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Reynolds, 82, died Thursday after suffering a cardiac arrest, according to his agent Todd Eisner.
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The children were in cardiac arrest and died a few days later, the affidavit said.
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He would later die from cardiac arrest in federal custody at the age of 62.
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He is not in cardiac arrest after all, but his heart rate is fluctuating wildly.
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A week later, he suffered cardiac arrest at home and was medically unresponsive, then gone.
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On the second attempt the AED delivered a shock, but I was still in cardiac arrest.
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In tests, the device worked in pigs, increasing blood volume after a drug-induced cardiac arrest.
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Jackson was 12-years-old when his father, Michael Jackson, died of cardiac arrest in 2009.
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Her father, Eric Tanner, the CFO of Hassine Mining, has just passed away of cardiac arrest.
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The outlet says law enforcement received a call around noon about a patient in cardiac arrest.
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In seven years of data, he turned up just two instances of (non-fatal) cardiac arrest.
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Doctors said she had irreversible brain damage from a lack of oxygen and suffered cardiac arrest.
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Ant-Man flies into (past) Tony Stark's heart and causes him to go into cardiac arrest.
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"I was in complete shock," she said, after finding him in cardiac arrest at the hospital.
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Fisher's cause of death was listed as "cardiac arrest/deferred," indicating there will be further tests.
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In younger people, a variety of conditions caused deaths, with the most common being cardiac arrest.
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Doctors performed an emergency cesarean section, but Arango went into cardiac arrest and died shortly after.
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Another four died from cardiac arrest, and three others due to a lack of available oxygen.
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In patients with serious heartbeat variations, a failure in the device could result in cardiac arrest.
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WHEN someone goes into cardiac arrest, survival depends on how quickly the heart can be restarted.
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The frontman of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers suffered cardiac arrest in his home on Oct.
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She went into cardiac arrest as the flight landed and was declared dead at the hospital.
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The son of a singing icon, Frank Sinatra Jr., died from a cardiac arrest on Wednesday.
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And, at 23, the landscape architect suffered a cardiac arrest while at a standard outpatient appointment.
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So what would happen––hypothetically––if you went into cardiac arrest in the middle of voting.
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Even the healthiest astronauts could suffer cardiac arrest due to the harmful nature of space itself.
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Yes, that is just as serious as it sounds: Cardiac arrest can be fatal in minutes.
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Hands-only CPR can also help someone in cardiac arrest until an emergency medical team arrives.
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Cardiac arrest Channel your inner Christian Grey with these sexy silk handcuffs from Lelo ($49). 4.
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The political establishment, as well as the media that props it up, went into cardiac arrest.
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The survival rate for those who experience cardiac arrest outside of the hospital is approximately 12%.
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But the strain on her heart is too much; it triggers cardiac arrest, and she dies.
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He ruled instead that Hernandez-Llach died from sudden cardiac arrest due to the Taser discharge.
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The recent high school grad and aspiring art teacher collapsed on the sidewalk in cardiac arrest.
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The condition is a common cause of sudden cardiac arrest in young people, including young athletes.
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The lead singer of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers died of cardiac arrest in Los Angeles.
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EMS then responded to a call for cardiac arrest for a female, according to The Blast.
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While we "saved" her after the initial cardiac arrest, her weakened heart and body arrested again.
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He left the field unaided but lost consciousness on the sidelines and went into cardiac arrest.
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To illustrate, Dr. Loganathan recalled a night when a brain-dead patient went into cardiac arrest.
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He was saved from cardiac arrest on May 13 and continues to have small heart attacks.
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Larry King suffered a heart attack last Thursday after going into cardiac arrest ... TMZ has learned.
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The school suspended fraternity and sorority activities after Sebastian Serafin-Bazan, 18, went into cardiac arrest.
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My patient had a cardiac arrest a couple of hours after her arrival and had died.
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Q. As a middle-aged male, does marathon running transiently increase my risk for cardiac arrest?
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The man's cause of death has been preliminarily identified as cardiac arrest, according to the source.
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She believes that stress, along with a related increased smoking, contributed to her husband's cardiac arrest.
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Researchers identified 2600,1003 cases of out-of-home cardiac arrest between January 2100 and December 2000.
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Cardiac arrest is the result of electrical disturbances that cause the heart to suddenly stop beating.
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EMS responded to a call for cardiac arrest for a female, The Blast and TMZ report.
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Though they held each other for warmth, she developed severe hypothermia and went into cardiac arrest.
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When her husband experienced cardiac arrest in 2011, the dispatcher sent the ambulance the wrong way.
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Her mother, Paige, worried her daughter would stop breathing one day or go into cardiac arrest.
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We broke the story ... May died of cardiac arrest Friday at a private residence in Vegas.
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In the worst cases, it can cause respiratory or cardiac arrest, seizures, coma, or brain death.
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Miller's wife Joanna was taken to the hospital in critical condition where she went into cardiac arrest.
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Game show icon Monty Hall died of cardiac arrest after suffering from heart disease for 7 years.
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According to the American Heart Association, cardiac arrest is often reversible if treated within a few minutes.
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The venom can cause tissue necrosis, extreme pain, cardiac arrest and death within minutes after severe exposure.
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He was treated at the scene but taken to a hospital when he went into cardiac arrest.
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In October of last year, Tom Petty was rushed to the hospital after suffering full cardiac arrest.
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My 29-year-old heart had suffered from a sudden and complete cardiac arrest as I slept.
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Jayalalithaa, widely known as "Amma" or "Mother", died on Monday following a cardiac arrest the previous day.
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For people who had a cardiac arrest during the "off-hours" on weekends and from 23 p.m.
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Her health status was described as a cardiac arrest in an emergency dispatch call obtained by TMZ.
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Severe peanut allergies can cause anaphylactic shock, which can involve nausea, vomiting, and even fatal cardiac arrest.
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High-income zip codes were more likely to meet national benchmarks for cardiac arrest ambulance response times.
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Instead he suffered cardiac arrest at the hands of his doctor in an attempt to get sleep.
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The chokehold caused Garner to have an asthma attack and go into cardiac arrest, and he died.
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According to an emergency dispatch call posted by TMZ, the call came in as a cardiac arrest.
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So, when a 13-year-old boy died suddenly of cardiac arrest, it signaled a greater concern.
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He was taken to Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center in cardiac arrest, the Fire Department said.
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Hospital records, also filed in the documents, said Mr. Garner went into cardiac arrest on the stretcher.
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Health problems recently forced him into a Long Island rehabilitation facility, where he suffered the cardiac arrest.
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Japanese officials often describe people as being in cardiac arrest before they are officially declared as dead.
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When paramedics arrived it was determined he went into full cardiac arrest and passed away shortly thereafter.
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Fisher died after going into cardiac arrest, and Reynolds followed one day later, after an intracerebral hemorrhage.
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Keck died from cardiac arrest in 2013, and it does appear his life was lost to CTE.
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Cardiac arrest is caused by an electrical malfunction in the heart that stops the heart from beating.
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Alexis Arquette had been living with HIV for 29 years before dying of cardiac arrest on Sept.
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On Sunday, Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, a co-founder of the Iranian theocracy, died of cardiac arrest.
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Washington (CNN)A Maryland Democratic gubernatorial candidate died suddenly Thursday morning after experiencing cardiac arrest, authorities said.
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She died from what appeared to be cardiac arrest, according to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials.
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I do not believe the Senate will stand idle while the Commonwealth slides into economic cardiac arrest.
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According to an emergency dispatch call posted by TMZ, the call came in as a cardiac arrest.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, his family announced in a statement posted on the Arizona Cardinals' website.
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But some experts say Taser has overstated the safety and that the shock can cause cardiac arrest.
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SMS Lifesavers connects CPR-trained people with cardiac arrest patients nearby while they wait for an ambulance.
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The man, who was 49, appeared to go into cardiac arrest while in custody, the police said.
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As for why cooling the body is beneficial after cardiac arrest, Rabinstein said that's not clear yet.
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Rabinstein said family members of people who are unresponsive after cardiac arrest should ask about the treatment.
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"It's like getting a diagnosis of high blood pressure, but not having a cardiac arrest," Temm said.
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Plus, maintaining a healthy heart rate can reduce your risk of strokes, heart disease, and cardiac arrest.
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Taser has denied in a lawsuit filed by the family that its weapon caused Bryce's cardiac arrest.
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The local prosecutor suggested that Adama died of a "very serious infection" leading to a cardiac arrest.
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Cardiac arrest in four infants hospitalized for premature birth is very unusual, according to the forensic service.
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I have since learned that my odds of living after the cardiac arrest were around 10 percent.
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Hugh Hefner ultimately died of cardiac arrest, but reveals he was also battling a few other ailments.
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The administration of the final drug, potassium chloride — it ultimately induces cardiac arrest — would then be excruciating.
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TMZ broke the story ... Ralphie May died Friday from cardiac arrest after battling pneumonia for 6 weeks.
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During the brunch-time struggle, the man lost consciousness and went into cardiac arrest, the police said.
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These patients are different from people who experience cardiac arrest or heart attacks outside of the hospital.
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He died two days later after being declared brain dead from multiple organ failure and cardiac arrest.
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Danish startup Corti will launch its artificial intelligence (AI) for detecting cardiac arrest across Europe this summer.
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And then in March of 2019, tragedy struck: Brant, a father of four, died of cardiac arrest.
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Doctors say she experienced the longest period of cardiac arrest that a patient has survived in Spain.
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The absolute risk of having cardiac arrest during sex "appears to be extremely low," the researchers concluded.
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We're told Debbie and Todd were making funeral plans for Carrie, who died Tuesday of cardiac arrest.
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He was rushed to the hospital where he went into cardiac arrest, and was eventually pronounced dead.
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In a 2013 study from the European Heart Journal, 46 percent of exercise-related cardiac arrest victims survived, compared to just 17 percent of victims whose cardiac arrest wasn't exercise-related—even after results were adjusted to account for age, location and rates of CPR and AED use.
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Fisher's cause of death was listed as "cardiac arrest/deferred," according to her death certificate, obtained by TMZ.
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Cardiac arrest may occur with no warning and is often fatal unless the heart can be restarted quickly.
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TMZ broke the story, Carrie went into cardiac arrest Friday ... 15 minutes before her plane landed at LAX.
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She went into cardiac arrest after an asthma episode, her mother, Esaw Snipes, told the New York Times.
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But as Francis pumped the fluid into her body, the victim went into cardiac arrest, the statement says.
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Fisher died days after suffering a cardiac arrest on a flight from London to L.A. in Dec. 2016.
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An ambulance took the baby, who was in cardiac arrest, to Doylestown Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
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The Sheriff's Office responded to a report of possible cardiac arrest at Davis' home around 9:30 p.m.
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He was admitted to ICU in case of seizures and cardiac arrest, according to his mother's arrest report.
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According to an emergency dispatch call posted by TMZ, the 911 call came in as a cardiac arrest.
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According to an emergency dispatch call previously released by TMZ, the call came in as a cardiac arrest.
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Update: Cat scan shows Erica suffered major brain damage from a lack of oxygen while in cardiac arrest.
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There he underwent emergency brain surgery and went into cardiac arrest for nearly 10 minutes, Ferguson tells PEOPLE.
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However, Kim didn't take well to treatment and she went into cardiac arrest twice ... passing away on Wednesday.
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In cases of cardiac arrest, for instance, victims need treatment within six minutes for a chance at survival.
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They can also provoke cardiac arrest, according to Dr. Douglas Zipes at Indiana University's Krannert Institute of Cardiology.
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TMZ broke the story ... Tom suffered a fatal cardiac arrest Sunday night and died later in the hospital.
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Someone else will have to be on hand to grab them and help the person in cardiac arrest.
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He went into cardiac arrest a second time in the hospital and died 21 hours after being admitted.
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Transformative are predicting sudden cardiac arrest, using deep learning to enable preventative interventions and ultimately save lives. pic.twitter.
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The terms "cardiac arrest" and "heart attack" are often used interchangeably, but they are actually two distinct conditions.
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The preliminary cause of death was identified as cardiac arrest, ICE said in a statement at the time.
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PT that there has been at least one fire-related death after a man died of cardiac arrest.
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People who have suffered heart attacks or have other heart problems are at increased risk of cardiac arrest.
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He died from a cardiac arrest likely brought on by aggravating a number of his serious health concerns.
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If she waits just a few minutes too late, she might need to be revived from cardiac arrest.
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The girl, Jakelin Caal Maquin, later went into cardiac arrest and suffered brain swelling at a Texas hospital.
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An autopsy concluded that sudden cardiac arrest killed him, but doctors couldn't figure out exactly what caused it.
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He was released nearly 10 years later, and died in 1947 from cardiac arrest after suffering a stroke.
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But on a flight from London back home to Los Angeles last Friday, Fisher went into cardiac arrest.
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The markers coincide with ones connected to prostate cancer, sudden cardiac arrest, neurodegenerative disorders, and other health ailments.
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It is even more rare for patients with this syndrome to go into cardiac arrest, Dr. Teeters said.
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Ms. Ednan-Laperouse, 15, collapsed from a cardiac arrest during the flight, and was dead within two hours.
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The cause was cardiac arrest caused by respiratory difficulties, the film historian Bruce Goldstein, a longtime friend, said.
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Former Cardinals and Vikings coach Dennis Green, 67, passed away this morning after suffering cardiac arrest, ESPN reports.
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In the days prior, the baby's behavior was "lethargic" and "irritable," and he eventually went into cardiac arrest.
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He said Ramsey underwent surgery for an aneurysm two weeks ago and went into cardiac arrest on Sunday.
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In the United States, the most common cause is a cardiac arrest, often precipitated by a heart attack.
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Not long afterward, Daisy's condition worsened, and she went into septic shock and cardiac arrest, her mother said.
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The most serious form of tachycardia, v-fib is a medical emergency and leads to sudden cardiac arrest.
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Patients who have cardiac arrest but who get rapid CPR and defibrillation can double their chance of survival.
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I met an eighty-eight-year-old man who had survived a cardiac arrest in a parking lot.
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The company combines advanced voice and pattern recognition technology to predict these cardiac arrest cases in real time.
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By now there should be little doubt that China is experiencing the equivalent of an economic cardiac arrest.
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The boy and girl were taken to the hospital after a call about a cardiac arrest, officials said.
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Jayalalithaa Jayaram, 68, who was serving her fifth term as chief minister, suffered a cardiac arrest Sunday night.
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The doctors at Barcelona's Vall d'Hebron Hospital said she had suffered the longest documented cardiac arrest in Spain.
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Lomu died of cardiac arrest at 40 in 20013 after a kidney disorder had cut short his career.
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Advocates liken the effort to having the lifesaving allergy drug EpiPen or portable defibrillators used for cardiac arrest.
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The Seattle-bound Airbus returned to Los Angeles after the child went into cardiac arrest, authorities announced Thursday.
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The 60-year-old actress reportedly went into cardiac arrest as the transatlantic flight from London approached LAX.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, according to a death certificate released by the Buncombe County Register of Deeds.
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The following week, he had a cardiac arrest at home and died, with only his wife in attendance.
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In an infinite and inhumane technology loop, his panic causes the shift nurse to treat his extreme response as cardiac arrest, which in turn causes her to call Mary's cellphone to tell her Eden is going into cardiac arrest, which causes even more ringing and more physiological anguish for Eden.
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On Friday, a source told PEOPLE Miller had gone into cardiac arrest after appearing to suffer a drug overdose.
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The authorities said he was taken to Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center in cardiac arrest, where he died.
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When I had my cardiac arrest, it was just under an hour after I was put into the coma.
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According to the American Heart Association, the condition is closely linked with sudden cardiac arrest, stroke and heart failure.
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A 7-month-old boy in desperate need of a new heart received one shortly after experiencing cardiac arrest.
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Charlotte Rae died after going into cardiac arrest ... and she was also battling salivary gland cancer ... TMZ has learned.
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City officials said Williams went into full cardiac arrest and was taken to Tripoint Medical Center, where she died.
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Other long-term complications include an enlarged heart, heart failure, arrhythmia, cardiac arrest, and an enlarged esophagus or colon.
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The researchers chose cardiac arrest cases in particular because of how crucial timing is for the survival of patients.
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His leg has been broken by a bullet, and he went into cardiac arrest three times during his surgery.
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She fell ill soon afterwards and died after suffering cardiac arrest, brain swelling and liver failure, U.S. officials said.
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The hospital sent her home, but she returned with internal bleeding and went into cardiac arrest and later died.
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Hugh Hefner died of cardiac arrest and respiratory failure after contracting septicema — a blood infection — and drug-resistant e.
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Maaløe gives the example of someone calling to a report that a loved one is suffering a cardiac arrest.
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While being transported to the hospital he reportedly suffered another seizure, which may have sent him into cardiac arrest.
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Four days earlier, Fred Kleppsattel, 77, had died in his sleep of cardiac arrest at a Long Island hospital.
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Death from cocaine use is often via cardiac arrest, even among 20-somethings with no history of heart disease.
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Epstein was taken from the jail Saturday morning in cardiac arrest and died at a local hospital, CNN reported.
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Alivia Reece, 1153, and her sister, Avery Reece's father, Luke Reece, died on September 19 after experiencing cardiac arrest.
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After falling ill, Jakelin died from a combination of cardiac arrest, brain swelling and liver failure, U.S. officials said.
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Our sources say Carrie was on a United flight from London to LAX when she went into cardiac arrest.
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The surgery was scheduled to last 6 hours and Matadi went into cardiac arrest around the 6-hour mark.
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TMZ broke the story ... Ralphie died in early October from cardiac arrest and after 6 weeks of battling pneumonia.
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Carrie Fisher suffered cardiac arrest Tuesday morning and that's what killed her ... sources close to the family tell TMZ.
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Last Friday, a source told PEOPLE Miller had gone into cardiac arrest after appearing to suffer a drug overdose.
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Cardiac arrest is different than a heart attack, which is an even greater threat, killing 735,000 Americans every year.
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Most English bulldog owners can expect their animals to die of cancer or cardiac arrest, if not old age.
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The music superstar died in 2009 at age 50 after suffering cardiac arrest at his home near Los Angeles.
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Abrielle's life would have been different if she had been diagnosed with LQTS before she went into cardiac arrest.
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Border Patrol officials in Lordsburg were notified that Jakelin was revived again after going into cardiac arrest, CBP says.
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Roxsana Hernandez died of cardiac arrest in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), according to Buzzfeed.
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Others had survived long enough after a cardiac arrest out in the community to be brought to a hospital.
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Crossley received medical attention as he left the venue, and later died at the hospital after suffering cardiac arrest.
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She's written about prevention of cardiac arrest in student athletes, something she experienced herself as a high school dancer.
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We're told while he was at home getting ready to go to the hospital, he went into cardiac arrest.
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Dalton underwent cardiac arrest and was transported to Flagler Hospital where he was pronounced dead, the sheriff's office said.
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For example, he said he and an ambulance team responded to a call concerning a woman in cardiac arrest.
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Some people experience no symptoms, but in extreme cases, you may lose consciousness and, very rarely, have cardiac arrest.
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When people receive CPR from emergency personnel outside the hospital for cardiac arrest, their 30-day survival rate doubles.
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"Indirect" deaths are caused by systemic failures because of exertion: heatstroke and most incidences of cardiac arrest, for example.
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He was treated for cardiac arrest and blunt trauma to the pelvis, but he died a few hours later.
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For patients older than 65, researchers found a significant association between PM2.5 exposure and increased incidences of cardiac arrest.
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He'd gone into cardiac arrest in the gallery and was out for twenty-five minutes before paramedics revived him.
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His lungs were unable to provide enough gas exchange, leading to heart failure and near cardiac arrest, officials said.
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As agents were searching the plane, Juice WRLD started convulsing and went into cardiac arrest, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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Despite rumors to the contrary, having sex is rarely a reason for sudden cardiac arrest, a new study reports.
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TMZ broke the story ... Michael died in June 2009 after going into cardiac arrest at his Holmby Hills home.
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"The dogma -- in fact, this is everywhere, in all the textbooks about sudden cardiac arrest -- [is that] the most common time period for people to have a sudden cardiac arrest is early in the morning," said Dr. Sumeet Chugh, one of the authors of the study published in the journal Heart Rhythm.
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News. She had been treated for pneumonia recently and first responders were called to her home for potential cardiac arrest.
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Once at the hospital, doctors determined Madoc was in full cardiac arrest and that he had a 91 degree temperature.
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In most cities, ATMs and coffee shops are plentiful and would provide broad coverage for potential instances of cardiac arrest.
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The victim is currently in critical condition at Morton Plant Hospital after going in to cardiac arrest on the scene.
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Fisher had died Tuesday, just a few days after suffering a cardiac arrest aboard a flight from London to LAX.
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Tom Petty, who died Monday after being rushed to the hospital due to cardiac arrest, was an indisputable music legend.
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While his cause of death has not yet been revealed, a different source tells PEOPLE Miller went into cardiac arrest.
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Producer and spouse Allan Glaser said Hunter died Sunday of a blood clot in his leg that caused cardiac arrest.
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Although other passengers were able to pull her back into the aircraft, witnesses reported that she went into cardiac arrest.
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Bill Amirault, 44, of Colorado Springs went into cardiac arrest as he was rounding the final corner of the race.
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In the current study, roughly 79,000 patients, or 2 percent, had a cardiac arrest during off-hours in the hospital.
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Three firefighters suffered minor injuries battling the blaze, and one civilian died after suffering cardiac arrest, the fire department said.
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His brother, Ron, said Mr. Simon suffered cardiac arrest and was declared dead after he was taken to a hospital.
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Canadian researchers studied 7,842 responses to cardiac arrest calls in private residences in and near Toronto from 2007 through 2012.
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Now the Heart Attack Grill wants a judge to step in, and give the Heart Attack Shack a cardiac arrest.
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Fisher was aboard an 11-hour flight from London to Los Angeles on Friday when she went into cardiac arrest.
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She was airlifted to Providence Children's Hospital in El Paso, TX, where she later died of cardiac arrest, reported NBC.
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According to Yonhap News' report, Jong-hyun experienced cardiac arrest and was transported to a hospital but never regained consciousness.
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A 58-year-old woman died of cardiac arrest in her home in Port St. Lucie, according to local reports.
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Kitchen employees stripped away the knife and took him to the floor, police said, and he went into cardiac arrest.
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I'm pretty sure in the midst of all this, our sweet prostitute spy Godfrey's going to go into cardiac arrest.
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On Thursday, the actor, 67, shared a special shout-out to Fisher, who died two years ago of cardiac arrest.
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"LAFD responded to LAX Gate 74 for patient on inbound flight in cardiac arrest," LAFD Spokesman Erik Scott told CNN.
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They found that when rates of either type of CPR increased, the chances of surviving a sudden cardiac arrest doubled.
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Serious peanut allergies can cause anaphylactic shock, which can involve symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and even fatal cardiac arrest.
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Jashnide Desamours, a newborn, went into cardiac arrest and was put on life support after heart surgeries at St. Mary's.
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Here's what he says people should know about heart disease, sudden cardiac arrest and the causes of major heart attacks.
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In the case of a widowmaker heart attack, however, cardiac arrest—and loss of consciousness—almost always happens very quickly.
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Tom Petty is "clinging to life" after suffering a massive cardiac arrest on Sunday night, according to reports from TMZ.
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The startup's prototype claims a 91 percent success rate at predicting cardiac arrest four minutes in advance of an incident.
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Inheriting a single copy can cause hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a heart disease that can cause sudden cardiac arrest in young people.
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But a source previously told PEOPLE the rapper had gone into cardiac arrest after appearing to suffer a drug overdose.
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May, a standup comedian known for his Netflix and Comedy Central specials, died in Las Vegas after suffering cardiac arrest.
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During the academic school year 2014-2015, there were 55 cases of cardiac arrest among them, and 57 percent died.
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Nancy Sinatra lived longer than her husband and their son, Frank Sinatra Jr., who died of cardiac arrest in 2016.
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Sudden cardiac arrest is a short circuit that occurs in the heart's electrical system, causing it to stop beating suddenly.
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Among men then, 1% of the total cardiac arrest cases were triggered by sex, while for women it was 0.1%.
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He and his colleagues showed that when the genetic condition is diagnosed and treated, sex seldom triggers a cardiac arrest.
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"In the big picture, it is rare for sexual intercourse to be a trigger for sudden cardiac arrest," he said.
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Fisher, Hamill's Princess Leia co-star, died in 2016 at 60 after going into cardiac arrest while on a flight.
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Justin Long, a spokesman for the Federal Bureau of Prisons, said Mr. Pearlman died of cardiac arrest at a hospital.
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"Cat scan shows Erica suffered major brain damage from a lack of oxygen while in cardiac arrest," the tweet said.
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By comparison, sudden cardiac arrest strikes without warning: A person collapses and has no pulse, no consciousness and no breathing.
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For the new guideline, the authors examined evidence on body cooling after cardiac arrest published from 1966 through August 2016.
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Fisher was 60 when she went into cardiac arrest on December 23 aboard a flight from London to Los Angeles.
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Last December, Carrie Fisher went into cardiac arrest on a flight from London to LA and passed away shortly after.
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"If somebody had a cardiac arrest in a hospital they probably wouldn't get a defib in two minutes," Mitchell said.
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In August of 2019, he publicly paid tribute to his father who passed away last year after suffering cardiac arrest.
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His death was confirmed by Jen Dillon, a family spokeswoman, who said the cause appeared to have been cardiac arrest.
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He was accused of administering drug overdoses that caused cardiac arrest so that he could try to revive patients heroically.
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Every minute that goes by without CPR, the chance of survival for someone in cardiac arrest decreases by 10 percent.
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The 27-year-old mother of 2 went into cardiac arrest and is reportedly unable to breathe on her own.
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Tom Petty, one of the most influential rock stars of the 1970s and '80s, died on Monday of cardiac arrest.
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A 17-year-old was rushing to a public hospital in Los Angeles County when he went into cardiac arrest.
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The Wiggles star Greg Page is in serious but stable condition after going into cardiac arrest and collapsing while onstage.
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The paramedics determined that she was in cardiac arrest, began cardiopulmonary resuscitation and put a breathing tube down her throat.
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The Davidson County Medical Examiner's office confirmed that medics responded to a cardiac arrest call at the family's Tennessee home.
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About half of patients in the study -- more than 150,000 patients from 470 US hospitals -- experienced cardiac arrest off-hours.
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Actress Sridevi, arguably Bollywood's first female superstar, died in Dubai on Saturday night following a cardiac arrest, Indian media reported.
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Astrea Li, the infant examined by Dr. Priest at Stanford, had gone into cardiac arrest the day she was born.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... cops got a call just before 7AM Thursday morning for a female in cardiac arrest.
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Researchers analyzed data on Medicare patients hospitalized for heart attacks and cardiac arrest in 11 cities from 2002 to 2012.
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By the time we got him on the table and under anesthesia, he was on the verge of cardiac arrest.
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Pollard died Wednesday of cardiac arrest at a Los Angeles hospital, his longtime friend Dawn Walker told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Payton has been on life support at Cook Children's Medical Center since late September, after she went into cardiac arrest.
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New York City Fire Department responded to a call of a cardiac arrest at the French eatery around 2 p.m.
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In Hampstead, North Carolina, emergency responders going to a call for cardiac arrest found their path blocked by downed trees.
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Sudden cardiac arrest occurs when the heart suddenly stops beating and usually leads to death if not treated within minutes.
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A doctor informs James that if he continues to use drugs, he will likely go into cardiac arrest and die.
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When Fernback died three hours later of a cardiac arrest, Cockburn literally begged doctors for medication to numb the grief.
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Furtado took her to a nearby hospital to get checked out, but the woman died later that day of cardiac arrest.
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Actor Jan-Michael Vincent has died at age 74 after suffering cardiac arrest, according to a death certificate obtained by TMZ.
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Shortly after his surgery on March 3, his body began to reject his new organ and he went into cardiac arrest.
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Just two weeks later, he experienced acute rejection to his new heart and on March 22, he went into cardiac arrest.
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Tomlinson's sister Félicité passed out after a suspected cardiac arrest at her apartment in Earls Court, West London on March 13.
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Fisher, 212016, was aboard an 218-hour flight from London to Los Angeles on Friday when she went into cardiac arrest.
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The Star Wars actress and acclaimed writer went into cardiac arrest during a December 23 flight from London to Los Angeles.
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Researchers examined data on more than 2000,219 adults who had a cardiac arrest at 221 U.S. hospitals between 217 and 224.
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She quickly went into cardiac arrest; in surgery, physicians discovered a ruptured pulmonary vein and profuse bleeding into her chest cavity.
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The trouble begins when Sasha goes into cardiac arrest and miraculously receives 17-year-old Becky LeFevre's (Lilliya Scarlett Reid) heart.
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Garner went into cardiac arrest following an asthma attack a week earlier, and was later placed in a medically induced coma.
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But as the jury pool was being selected, a potential juror went into cardiac arrest, hitting his head and losing consciousness.
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Firefighters initially arrived to the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills early Wednesday to transport a patient reportedly suffering from cardiac arrest.
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The higher the floor you live on, the lower your chance of surviving a cardiac arrest, according to a new study.
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But I do know that moments after seeing the medical staff, she passed out, stopped breathing, and went into cardiac arrest.
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Fisher, 2016, was aboard an 223-hour flight from London to Los Angeles on Friday when she went into cardiac arrest.
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Deputies responded to a family member's call reporting "a possible cardiac arrest" at Shakur Davis' Sausalito home about 9:34 p.m.
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"They called the vet then rushed him to the hospital where he died after going into cardiac arrest," the message said.
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It was also quicker, spotting signs of a cardiac arrest in 48 seconds on average, compared to 79 seconds for humans.
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Though she was "alert" and "talking" with paramedics, she went into cardiac arrest at the hospital, Dill told The Washington Post.
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It's a familiar scene for any loyal Grey's Anatomy or ER viewer: A patient goes into cardiac arrest or stops breathing.
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Landon went into cardiac arrest from dehydration just 103 hours after being discharged from the hospital, and died 15 days later.
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If they don't receive medical attention, with the dehydration getting worse you have organ injury and ultimately cardiac arrest can ensue.
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If you want to go into cardiac arrest from eating five Big Macs three times a day, then that's your prerogative.
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Taking more than one stimulant can multiply this effect, increasing the risk of catastrophic harm, such as cardiac arrest or stroke.
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Carrie, 60, was aboard an 11-hour flight from London to Los Angeles on Friday when she went into cardiac arrest.
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CBS News had earlier reported that Petty, 66, had died after life support was switched off following cardiac arrest on Sunday.
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Always by Fisher's side, Gary was with his mom on the December 23 flight in which Fisher suffered from cardiac arrest.
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REUTERS - Actress Sridevi, arguably Bollywood's first female superstar, died in Dubai on Saturday night following a cardiac arrest, Indian media reported.
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Fisher, 60, was aboard an 11-hour flight from London to Los Angeles last Friday when she went into cardiac arrest.
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Hailey, who was not breathing and in cardiac arrest when first responders arrived, was taken to Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell.
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Authorities stopped investigating the death of the 4-year-old when his death was attributed to cardiac arrest, CBS News reports.
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He replaces veteran diplomat Vitaly Churkin, who died after suffering cardiac arrest at the Russian Mission in New York in February.
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Emergency responders arrived on the scene in hopes of rescuing Morgane and discovered she suffered cardiac arrest, the local outlet reported.
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His sister was aboard an 11-hour flight from London to Los Angeles on Friday when she went into cardiac arrest.
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Fisher, 60, was aboard an 11-hour flight from London to Los Angeles on Friday when she went into cardiac arrest.
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One famous exception is the case of Terri Schiavo, a woman who suffered cardiac arrest resulting in brain damage in 1990.
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When a person goes into cardiac arrest in the hospital, the medical staff usually attempts resuscitation with a defibrillator, as well.
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Understanding cardiac arrest and heart attacks could make all the difference when it comes to helping someone experiencing such an event.
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That includes having high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or a family history of cardiac arrest and other forms of heart disease.
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TMZ just obtained Manson's death certificate -- released by Kern County -- and it lists cardiac arrest as the immediate cause of death.
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After the incident, the boy's doctors implanted a defibrillator in his chest to prevent sudden cardiac arrest, the case report noted.
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In the 2014 study, 2% of cardiac arrest survivors could explicitly recall "seeing" or "hearing" actual events related to their resuscitation.
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In other news -- Legendary rocker Tom Petty died at 66 from cardiac arrest after being rushed to the hospital on Monday.
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On Monday, rock-and-roll icon Tom Petty died at age 66 after going into cardiac arrest at his Malibu home.
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Physicians began to administer anethesia to infants in the 1940s and 1950s, but many infants experienced cardiac arrest and brain damage.
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According to her family, Jahi was in the intensive care unit when she started to bleed and went into cardiac arrest.
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Howard's campaign consultant, Anthony Pedicini, told the Washington Post that Howard's husband had been hospitalized Friday night after suffering cardiac arrest.
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Though any heart problem can ultimately lead to death, the most immediately life-threatening are heart attack and sudden cardiac arrest.
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Fred Jones died on April 28 at SUNY Downstate Medical Center, after being rushed there in a state of cardiac arrest.
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Fisher, 60, was aboard an 233-hour flight from London to Los Angeles on Friday when she went into cardiac arrest.
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Cardiac arrest occurs when the heart's electrical system malfunctions and the heart suddenly stops working, according to the American Heart Association.
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His cause of death was listed cardiac arrest following physical exertion, physical restraint and electro-muscular disruption from the Taser shocks.
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The company asserted there was no conclusive scientific evidence at the time linking Tasers to cardiac arrest or other fatal conditions.
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As we reported ... cops responded to a cardiac arrest call, but Chuck's cause of death will be listed as natural causes.
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It doesn't mention that the reason he went into cardiac arrest was because an antibiotic-resistant infection attacked his tricuspid valve.
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Heart disease once killed ruthlessly and quickly; patients like Mr. Hurst succumbed to heart attacks and sudden death from cardiac arrest.
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Mr. Petty, 66, had been taken to a hospital after going into cardiac arrest at his home in California, TMZ reported.
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"The belief is that the player died of a cardiac arrest by natural causes," the Udine prosecutor, Antonio De Nicolo, said.
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The second seizure -- suffered while he was on his way to the hospital -- appears to have sent him into cardiac arrest.
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There, in mid-December, she had a biopsy that led to complications: The wound bled and she went into cardiac arrest.
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He administered overdoses of drugs that caused cardiac arrest so that he could rush back and try to revive patients heroically.
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Ask Well An earlier version of this article mistakenly used the term heart attack where it should have said cardiac arrest.
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Her heart was profoundly damaged; a large portion of the muscle was dead, or nearly so, leading to the cardiac arrest.
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She added that she had seen several COVID-19 patients with cardiac arrest, which might have to do with underlying conditions.
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However, this still wouldn't completely explain the difference between the two survival rates, according to the 2008 study on cardiac arrest.
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The majority of the deaths that year -- the nine indirect cases -- were due to heatstroke (hyperthermia) and exertion-related cardiac arrest.
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The work involves often long hours in extreme heat in unshaded areas, which studies have linked to cardiac arrest and death.
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"If she had been in cardiac arrest for this long at a normal body temperature, she would be dead," Argudo said.
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His former wife, the writer and scholar Thulani Davis, said the cause was cardiac arrest as a result of respiratory failure.
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Jayalalithaa had gone into cardiac arrest on Sunday night, the Apollo Hospital said, following her admission with fever and dehydration in September.
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"We lost our boy, BOBBY ABU DHABI to a sudden cardiac arrest on the track," Rockingham Ranch co-owner Brian Trump tweeted.
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Investigators looked into the death of the 4-year-old but dropped the case after doctors attributed his death to cardiac arrest.
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Police found the little girls, Jasmine and Jaida, in car seats inside a vehicle and both were in cardiac arrest, Hart said.
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The pilot was unresponsive and considered to be in traumatic cardiac arrest when he was taken to the hospital, Ashland Fire Capt.
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"When a person has a cardiac arrest, they stop moving and breathing," Fromm, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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A source previously told PEOPLE Miller, born Malcolm James McCormick, had gone into cardiac arrest after appearing to suffer a drug overdose.
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Two weeks after Ari's surgery, he experienced acute rejection to his new heart and on March 22, he went into cardiac arrest.
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Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR, involves giving chest compressions to someone in an emergency situation such as cardiac arrest, near-drowning, or suffocation.
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Doctors Studies suggest that relatives don't distract the medical team or interfere with decision-making when a patient is in cardiac arrest.
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During a cardiac arrest, the heart stops beating and quivers with uncoordinated contractions that are unable to pump blood to the body.
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As we reported ... the 2 stars both passed away unexpectedly this year -- Carrie from cardiac arrest and Garry from a blood clot.
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Rebecca Burger, a 33-year-old fitness personality, suffered cardiac arrest in her home earlier this month, French authorities told 20 Minutes.
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Hugh Hefner's cause of death has been listed as cardiac arrest (which also killed Tom Petty just days later) and respiratory failure.
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The teenager was declared brain dead after undergoing surgery and suffering cardiac arrest, according to a fund-raising website established by relatives.
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However, over the last few months, his health began to decline – and Alex is increasingly at risk for going into cardiac arrest.
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Whenever a 911 call is placed about someone going into cardiac arrest, it issues alerts to people who are CPR certified nearby.
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The family told AL.com that Chum suffered an allergic reaction to the snake's venom that led to anaphylactic shock and cardiac arrest.
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In the United States, 55 people in 100,000 go into cardiac arrest outside of a hospital every year, according to the report.
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But shortly after his surgery on March 3, his body began to reject his new organ and he went into cardiac arrest.
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On Wednesday, Félicité passed out after a suspected cardiac arrest at her studio apartment in Earls Court, West London, The Sun reports.
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Khan said most of the children's death certificates cite lung failure, cardiac arrest and multiple organ failure as the cause of death.
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Fisher was flying back from London, where she was filming the show, when she suffered a fatal cardiac arrest back in December.
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The Heartbreakers frontman died Monday after going into cardiac arrest a day earlier, his manager confirmed in a statement to news outlets.
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It's also important to know that being fit does not immunize anyone against heart disease or sudden cardiac arrest, Dr. Bohm said.
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The focus there is to identify better ways of predicting and preventing sudden cardiac arrest in Latinos, an understudied group, he said.
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ET said Epstein died from hanging and cardiac arrest, ABC reporter Aaron Katersky broke the news on Twitter at 8:54 a.m.
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He was found hanging in his cell Saturday morning, and was in cardiac arrest when he was transferred to a nearby hospital.
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Last September, a 16-year-old football player in Pennsylvania died after sustaining a head injury that sent him into cardiac arrest.
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One man went into cardiac arrest and was taken to a nearby hospital, where he died in the emergency room, Hucks said.
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"A lot of cardiac-arrest survivors describe that during their unconscious period, they have this amazing experience in their brain," she says.
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The idea of cardiac arrest scares the shit out of me personally since heart disease runs rampant in black and brown communities.
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Tony Dimitriades, Mr. Petty's longtime manager, said in a statement that Mr. Petty suffered cardiac arrest at his home in Malibu, Calif.
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His death, at Mount Sinai Hospital, was caused by cardiac arrest brought on by kidney disease, according to his manager, Larry Clothier.
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He drives if someone is in cardiac arrest or has another life-threatening problem so that I can attend to the patient.
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When emergency medical workers arrived, they found the teenager in "full cardiac arrest" and he could not be revived, the department said.
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But some of the products contain potent substances that have led to kidney failure, cardiac arrest and even death in some cases.
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Louis, the world heavyweight champion for almost 12 years, died of cardiac arrest in Las Vegas, in April 1981, at age 66.
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It had been the longest cardiac arrest ever recorded in Spain, Sky News reported, citing doctors at the Vall d&aposHebron Hospital.
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In one instance, a patient died while undergoing cardiac arrest because the medical providers thought he had a do-not-resuscitate order.
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A 10-year-old girl died on Thursday after apparently suffering cardiac arrest on board a Delta flight departing from Los Angeles.
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One woman survived the impossible when doctors were able to restore her heartbeat after six hours of cardiac arrest, multiple outlets report.
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Legendary rock musician Tom Petty has been hospitalized after suffering cardiac arrest, according to TMZ, resulting in widespread uncertainty about his condition.
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As we previously reported Perry suffered what appeared to be a cardiac arrest during the band's Sunday night show in Coney Island.
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Police arrived at the home in New Britain, about 35 miles (56 kilometers) north of Philadelphia, to find the baby in cardiac arrest.
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A separate report by the UNODC shows that this euphoria can come with side effects such as seizures or death from cardiac arrest.
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Billie Lourd is paying tribute to her late mother Carrie Fisher, who died two years ago at age 60 of a cardiac arrest.
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According to creator Dan Fogelman, we'll find out if he survived cardiac arrest at the very beginning of the Tuesday, January 10 episode.
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The officers found the toddlers unresponsive and in cardiac arrest inside the minivan and performed CPR on them to no avail, Hart said.
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The authors of the current study say that only 37 percent of people who suffer sudden cardiac arrest in public receive bystander CPR.
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In February, celebrity trainer Bob Harper—a famously fit CrossFitter—suffered a "widowmaker" heart attack and went into cardiac arrest at his gym.
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William Bishop, 60, was found unresponsive in his Durham house in April 2018 after officers were dispatched to a report of cardiac arrest.
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Small was in cardiac arrest and was rushed to Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta, where Dr. Christopher Meduri, an interventional cardiologist, took over care.
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The baby is in very serious condition in the ICU and my wife has suffered a cardiac arrest that she could not overcome.
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My grandfather went into cardiac arrest in the ice cream aisle of my hometown supermarket—or at least that's how I remember it.
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The reality is Puerto Rico finds itself on the verge of economic cardiac arrest following decades of contraction, population flight and excessive spending.
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But one thing that will send me into cardiac arrest is if you start talking to me about another Incredibles movie right now.
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Purvis was in a meeting in her boss' office in Washington when a 63-year-old co-worker suddenly went into cardiac arrest.
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Right now, a person is only eligible to become a donor when they are declared brain dead or they've gone into cardiac arrest.
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But it was in 2012 that their strength was once again tested when Rob, then 45, went into cardiac arrest on Cheryl's birthday.
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A Crossfit alum himself, Harper has been documenting his journey back to the class ever since he went into cardiac arrest on Feb.
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Doctors eventually discovered that she had an undiagnosed heart condition called non-compaction syndrome, which caused her go into cardiac arrest that night.
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If you expect true, head-spinning surprises from This Is Us, Jack going into cardiac arrest in a hospital doesn't exactly cut it.
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When I was on the stretcher to the helicopter, I went into cardiac arrest, and felt like I was drowning in a pool.
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The goal was to convince grand jurors that cardiac arrest killed Brown, not a chokehold, said Steve Grammas, the union&aposs executive director.
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The dog was by Fisher's side when she went into cardiac arrest aboard a flight from London to Los Angeles on Dec. 23.
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The device is useful beyond cancer monitoring, including determining if you have a viral or bacterial infection and possible prediction of cardiac arrest.
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The Los Angeles Fire Department previously said it responded to a cardiac arrest at the United Airlines gate where the London flight arrived.
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Leffen, who competed in BEAST 7, tweeted that he would be donating his prize money to heart-related charities after McGuire's cardiac arrest.
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TMZ broke the story ... Debbie died of a stroke in December just days after her daughter, Carrie Fisher, passed away from cardiac arrest.
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The reason hands-only can work is that when people experience a cardiac arrest, they still have oxygen in their lungs, Callaway said.
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Witnesses reported that Riordan went into cardiac arrest and passenger Kristopher Johnson told PEOPLE that the woman hit her head during the incident.
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But it has denied that its weapons caused any of the cardiac arrest deaths attributed to them by medical examiners or in lawsuits.
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Cardiac arrest — when your heart suddenly stops pumping — is a killer in the U.S., but at least it probably won't happen during sex.
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Although the risk for for heart-stopping sex is small, cardiac arrest still unexpectedly kills around 300,000 people in the U.S. each year.
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An elderly man and woman died of cardiac arrest thought to be associated with the earthquake, according to police and local media reports.
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This case report indicates that children who choke on food and go into cardiac arrest also need to be screened for Brugada syndrome.
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Other potential causes of cardiac arrest include coronary artery disease, heart attack, valvular heart disease and certain arrhythmias, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The 81-year-old comedian died after going into cardiac arrest during what was supposed to be a routine throat procedure in 2014.
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The singer was rushed to the hospital after being found unconscious and in cardiac arrest in his home in Malibu, California, Dimitriades said.
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He was treated on the course and was being taken to the athletes' hospital when he went into cardiac arrest, the I.P.C. said.
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Either way, eating disorders can be life-threatening, since malnutrition can cause dangerous amounts of weight loss, heart problems, and eventually cardiac arrest.
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Cardiac arrest is suspected his death, according to an email to The Associated Press from Sarah Hutson, director of publicity at Penguin Press.
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Border Patrol officials in Lordsburg were notified that Jakelin was revived again after going into cardiac arrest, US Customs and Border Protection said.
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Yet sex and sudden cardiac arrest rarely happen together, according to preliminary research presented Sunday at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2017.
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Garner went into cardiac arrest earlier in the week and suffered major brain damage from a lack of oxygen, her Twitter account said.
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Tom Petty, the legendary rock musician, has died at the age of 20163 after suffering cardiac arrest, according to the New York Times.
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It's sphincter-tightening for even the most seasoned physician to witness as it requires immediate and aggressive medical intervention to prevent cardiac arrest.
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Eventually, damaged kidneys are not able to filter the massive amounts of potassium, and left untreated will cause ventricular fibrillation and cardiac arrest.
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The family rushed her to a hospital, where a doctor pronounced her dead of cardiac arrest, her father told the ANI news service.
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"Those markets need to continue functioning in order for the real economy not to go into the equivalent of cardiac arrest," Wilcox said.
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So they borrowed the idea from the "code blue cart" that's common in hospitals to quickly treat patients who go into cardiac arrest.
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The sobering medical report said "high-grade atrioventricular block," which can progress rapidly to complete heart block, cardiac arrest or sudden cardiac death.
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Then it showed an overweight couple, a gangrenous foot and what appeared to be a man in cardiac arrest, followed by an admonition.
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New research on cardiac arrest in the hospital now asks: Has the "weekend effect" changed in recent years, as treatment has gotten better?
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Jefferson's father, Marquis A. Jefferson, suffered a cardiac arrest and died weeks after former Officer Aaron Dean fatally shot his daughter in October.
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The study, published in the journal The Lancet, indicates that even low levels of air pollution can increase the likelihood of cardiac arrest.
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Athletic trainers work with physicians to provide a range of healthcare services to student athletes ranging from minor bruises to sudden cardiac arrest.
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On Saturday, 58-year-old Marquis Jefferson died after a cardiac arrest and heart complications, a family spokesperson told the New York Times.
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Molins said the attacker on the Champs Elysees on Monday appeared to have died of a cardiac arrest and inhalation of toxic fumes.
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In the town of Hampstead, emergency responders going to a call for cardiac arrest Friday morning found their path blocked by downed trees.
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A pathology report from the coroner's office says Okobi died of cardiac arrest after physical exertion and restraint and recent electro-muscular disruption.
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The group's organizing efforts there have been underway since 2017, when a worker collapsed and died of cardiac arrest on the warehouse floor.
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The Star Wars star, 60, was aboard an 11-hour flight from London to Los Angeles on Friday when she went into cardiac arrest.
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Tributes are flowing for American rock 'n' roll everyman Tom Petty, who passed away at 66 on Monday night after suffering a cardiac arrest.
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Sudden cardiac arrest kills nine out of 10 people who experience it, and it is a leading cause of death in the United States.
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The idea is that if a patient is going into cardiac arrest, the best way to help the heart is to be the heart.
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The BJP lost another veteran party leader and former minister of external affairs when Sushma Swaraj died after a cardiac arrest earlier this month.
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The study stated one in every 11,749 births resulted in maternal cardiac arrest, and nearly half of all cases were caused by excessive bleeding.
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Iconic musician Tom Petty shocked the world when he went into cardiac arrest and wound up in the hospital in critical condition on Monday.
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Michael suffered a cardiac arrest in their home, and paramedics shocked him with a defibrillator and injected him with adrenaline to stabilize his heartbeat.
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Fisher, of Star Wars fame, was aboard an 220-hour flight from London to Los Angeles on Friday when she went into cardiac arrest.
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The contemporary cantina serves creative takes on traditional Portuguese dishes, including the three-meat Francesinha sandwich — the city's signature cardiac arrest on a plate.
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Jayalalithaa had gone into cardiac arrest on Sunday night, the Apollo Hospital in Chennai said, following her admission with fever and dehydration in September.
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"When performed promptly and properly, CPR can markedly improve the chance of survival for someone having an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest," he explained.
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The majority of cardiac arrest cases happen at home, yet PulsePoint has been activated only for cardiac events happening in public places, he said.
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The boy was stabbed more than 13 times and had to be revived after going into cardiac arrest on the way to the hospital.
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Police performed CPR at the scene Wednesday and transported the man to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead after apparently suffering cardiac arrest.
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Petty, who died after suffering a cardiac arrest Monday, was pushing 40 then, already a rock dinosaur in the eyes of us high schoolers.
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I guess this is how it felt to be a music fan in the 1990s, but with a much higher chance of cardiac arrest.
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" Witnesses reported that Riordan went into cardiac arrest and passenger Kristopher Johnson said passengers and crew members did "everything they could to revive her.
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He became hyperactive, jumping up and down, before blood flow stopped suddenly, causing him to go into cardiac arrest and collapse, the report says.
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Due to a recent event with another patient, the cardiac arrest team was in the next room, and advanced CPR was initiated shortly after.
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"Where all previous studies had shown that Mondays were the worst day for sudden cardiac arrest, we couldn't find that peak either," he said.
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Time Magazine described the country as being in "full cardiac arrest," and many fear Nicaragua is on its way to becoming the next Venezuela.
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Overall, roughly 64 percent of women died in the hospital after cardiac arrest, compared to about 62 percent of men, according to the report.
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By 2013, the warnings included a bold-faced alert that Taser discharges could, in rare cases, "capture" the heartbeat, potentially leading to cardiac arrest.
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" In San Mateo, the county coroner ruled the death of Ramzi Saad a homicide: "cardiac arrest occurring during physical exertion, physical restraint and tasering.
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According to the 200-page report, Grissom, Chaffee, and White had died of cardiac arrest from inhaling too much carbon monoxide and falling asleep.
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"It was so sudden, in minutes the cardiac arrest happened," Hernan Martinez, doctor and director of the National Hospital of Itaugua, told local radio.
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After a hospital stay, Chelsea was doing well, the department said, showing no signs of brain damage from the prolonged mid-air cardiac arrest.
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Unless my patient was actively dying — for example, we were running a code for a cardiac arrest — an abortion would most likely be illegal.
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She then tells me about Ashley Newman, a dancer at Juilliard who went into sudden cardiac arrest in the middle of rehearsal in 2016.
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On March 13, she passed out after a suspected cardiac arrest at her studio apartment in Earls Court, West London, according to The Sun.
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The sudden cardiac arrest left her daughter with significant brain damage, so she stayed in the hospital on life support for nearly a month.
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It is in no small part a result of higher rates of heart attack, sudden cardiac arrest, heart failure and stroke among African-Americans.
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A paper from 260 by researchers in Denmark found that standard prescriptions of ibuprofen were associated with a 73% increased risk of cardiac arrest.
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In the best of times, an economic cardiac arrest in China, the world's second-largest economy, would not be good for the global economy.
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Fire Department officials said they received a call about a cardiac arrest at the shelter, the Landing in East Elmhurst, shortly after 3 p.m.
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This includes midazolam, pancuronium bromide, which can be used as a paralytic agent that halts breathing, and potassium chloride, which can cause cardiac arrest.
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Payton has been on life support at Cook Children's Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas, since late September, after she went into cardiac arrest.
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The organization said it would be a cost-effective way to increase the survival rates of people who experience cardiac arrest outside a hospital.
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A 10-year-old girl died on Thursday night after appearing to go into cardiac arrest on a Delta flight that left Los Angeles.
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A heart attack is caused by a lack of blood to the heart, whereas cardiac arrest is when the heart suddenly stops beating altogether.
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Now he was suddenly gone, dead from what state media described as cardiac arrest — and with no one influential enough to fill his shoes.
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" In San Mateo, the county coroner ruled the death of Ramzi Saad a homicide: "cardiac arrest occurring during physical exertion, physical restraint and tasering.
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Alexis Arquette's immediate cause of death was cardiac arrest, but she was also living with HIV for 29 years ... according to her death certificate.
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A paramedic, who was one of the first on the scene, radioed for backup as Saoirse was in cardiac arrest, according to the local paper.
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These events are often fatal, although survival odds are typically much better when a cardiac arrest happens inside a hospital than when it occurs elsewhere.
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The fact is, if you see someone drop from cardiac arrest, you probably have some idea of what to do: call 911, start chest compressions.
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Preliminary autopsy results suggest Allen suffered from cardiac arrest, and there we no signs of violence, according to a report Dominican authorities gave to CNN.
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In the study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), researchers looked at 63,600 emergency calls for cardiac arrest in 46 states.
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We spoke to Kobie Rozier -- who told us the former Louisville standout went into cardiac arrest two days ago ... and was put on life support.
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For the study, published online today in the journal Resuscitation, researchers looked at 101 survivors of cardiac arrest over a four-year span of time.
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Valerie Rosian, of Strongsville, Ohio, went into cardiac arrest and nearly died when giving birth to her daughter Grace via emergency C-section on Oct.
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Fisher, 60, suffered a massive heart attack aboard an 11-hour flight from London to Los Angeles on Friday when she went into cardiac arrest.
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NOPE 9: When Jack dies All the smoke that Jack inhaled was too much for his body to take and he went into cardiac arrest.
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We broke the story ... Tom died earlier this month after going into full cardiac arrest ... and ultimately being taken off life support by his family.
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Researchers found no significant differences in deaths among patients admitted for cardiac arrest or heart attacks on marathon days in hospitals outside the affected areas.
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Media reports had earlier said the 20123-year-old, who had been in Dubai for a family wedding, had died of cardiac arrest on Saturday.
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Both died within a day of each other in December, Fisher after she went into cardiac arrest on a flight and Reynolds following a stroke.
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McKinley suffered multiple skull fractures as well as kidney failure "due to the lack of oxygen after his cardiac arrest," according to the Facebook page.
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On Tuesday Hefner's death certificate revealed he died of cardiac arrest and respiratory failure after contracting septicema — a blood infection — and drug-resistant e. coli.
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For others, the process of being diagnosed with a cardiac condition, getting the ICD—and sometimes having a cardiac arrest themselves—can lead to trauma.
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"London looked at her dad, gave two thumbs up and smiled, went down the slide and came out in cardiac arrest," Tina told the outlet.
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The Marin County Sheriff's Department says it responded to Afeni's Sausalito, CA home Monday around 9:43 PM for a report of a cardiac arrest.
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Another was a 77-year-old man who suffered a cardiac arrest after he slipped and fell while trying to take care of his dogs.
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The list is lengthy and daunting: cardiac arrest, confusion, seizures, dizziness, muscle aches, deafness, headaches, memory deficits, distractibility, personality changes and chronic pain, among others.
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But newly released 963 calls from that nursing home confirm confusion and chaos as elderly patients fell victim to cardiac arrest, respiratory failure and hyperthermia.
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She had vomited and stopped breathing while in Border Patrol custody and later went into cardiac arrest and suffered brain swelling at a Texas hospital.
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Apparently, she bled from her complicated throat surgery, leading to a cardiac arrest and severe lack of oxygen to the brain, causing damage beyond repair.
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The cause was "massive cardiac arrest," according to a statement posted on Twitter and attributed to his manager, a drummer for the band, Steve Coy.
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Scientists studied the lifetime medical records of adults who died of sudden cardiac arrest and found the cliché movie scene rarely unfolds in real life.
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The 323 reindeer most likely dropped dead from cardiac arrest where they stood and did not go flying in the air, like in some movies.
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Flirtey and REMSA plan to dispatch a drone to deliver a portable defibrillator whenever a 911 caller in the area reports symptoms of cardiac arrest.
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On June 25, 2009, we got a tip he went into cardiac arrest and made about a hundred calls and eventually determined he was dead.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Veteran Indian politician Sushma Swaraj, who most recently served as minister of external affairs, passed away on Tuesday, following a cardiac arrest.
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Mr. Puno had triple-bypass heart surgery in 2015, and the domestic news media reported on Tuesday that the cause of death was cardiac arrest.
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But cardiac arrest was cited as the cause of death, and Ramdev has dismissed efforts to implicate him as a conspiracy by his political enemies.
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The findings are important because immediate CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, by a bystander is associated with a doubling of survival in cases of cardiac arrest.
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His death, in a hospital, was confirmed by his son Gedalia, who said his father had had a cardiac arrest in May and never recovered.
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Student Dies After Possible Hazing Episode at SUNY Buffalo The school suspended fraternity and sorority activities after Sebastian Serafin-Bazan, 18, went into cardiac arrest.
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Emergency responders found him unconscious after he went into cardiac arrest, and he was taken by helicopter to Layla Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
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About 22011% of cardiac arrest cases studied occurred while PM2.5 concentrations were lower than the Japanese and US standard of 35 micrograms per cubic meter.
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According to prison records, the cause of death was cardiac arrest combined with acute cholecystitis, a gallbladder infection that is often the product of trauma.
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A patient in cardiac arrest denied lifesaving care because the care team pulled the wrong patient's record and adhered to a "do not resuscitate" order.
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Four people have died there in the past two years, including one who died of cardiac arrest last month after being transferred to a hospital.
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The cause was cardiac arrest, said Gustavo Cardonatti, an official at San Isidro Central Hospital, where she had been hospitalized with a urinary tract infection.
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Jan-Michael actually died back on February 10 after suffering cardiac arrest while a patient at a North Carolina hospital ... according to the death certificate.
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Because since the 249th Avenue station shut down in late October for eight months, the businesses here have gone into nothing short of cardiac arrest.
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