Drones carrying AEDs to the rescue


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A drone carrying an AED on its way to the site of an emergency call reporting a sudden cardiac arrest, which was timed as part of the study. — Assoc Prof ANDREAS CLAESSON

When a person suffers sudden cardiac arrest, which includes heart attacks, every minute counts.

Currently, as few as one in 10 people survives an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.

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