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:: November 2009 Welcome to our Monthly Online Newsletter!View all Treatment articles in our Treatment Report . The most recent articles are listed on top (not in alphabetical order). Click on the Topic on our home page and then the subtopic - Treatment Report. Stay updated on drugs and their side effects, and various other treatments, including exercise, nutrition, and supplements. Highlighted ArticleMore compressions, fewer interruptions lead to higher cardiac arrest survival “Study highlights: • Survival rates for sudden cardiac arrest patients increased when professional rescuers focused on minimizing interruptions to chest compressions during CPR. • Compression rate was increased to 50 compressions followed by two breaths. • Rescuers delayed other interventions, such as intubation and IVs, until enough compressions had been given." Clinical GuidelinesAHA - Part 3: Overview of CPR (2005) NGC - Acute chest pain - suspected aortic dissection. (2005) NGC - Acute chest pain - suspected myocardial ischemia. (2005) NGC - Myocardial infarction. (2006) Internet SitesFeatured siteBiome Omni - Myocardial Infarction Internet Sites Mayo Clinic - Heart attack: Signs and symptoms NIH Institute and Center Resources - Heart Attack NIH - Act In Time To Heart Attack Signs - Video NIH - Frequently Asked Questions About Heart Attack NIH - Heart Attack Survival Plan NIH - Heart Attack Warning Signs NIH - Heart Disease And Medications NIH - Medical Encyclopedia Pericarditis - after heart attack NIH - Medical Encyclopedia Unstable angina NIH - Surviving a Heart Attack NIH - Testing For A Heart Attack NIH - What Are the Signs and Symptoms of a Heart Attack? Related InfoMedSearch Topics (2 selected)Related Topics - Highlighted Articles
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