Doing whatever it takes to save lives


The Star’s July 4 exclusive report on outdoor enthusiasts dying from sudden cardiac arrest while cycling and hiking after staying at home during the MCO for months.

ONE of the most disconcerting things I learned about cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is that I will most likely crack every rib of the cardiac arrest victim while doing it.

I realised this when it was my turn to try CPR on a dummy, pushing the chest down by 5cm to 6cm 120 times a minute.

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