Putting heart-saving devices in the right places


Crucial help: The correct way to place an AED pad being demonstrated on a doll. — Shaari ChemaT/ The Star

PETALING JAYA: AED isn’t an acronym that is familiar to most Malaysians.

Yet, Automated External Defibrillators play a big role in saving lives, so cardiologists are of the view that there should be greater accessibility to these devices in public spaces.

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