Suffering from cardiac arrest while staying in a hospital might be more deadly than receiving such a fit at a crowded airport  . A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, states that in about a third of cardiac arrest cases inside hospitals in the United States, doctors and nurses do not respond quickly enough, thus increasing the risk of brain damage and death.
Suffering from cardiac arrest while staying in a hospital might be more deadly than receiving such a fit at a crowded airport , according to a new study . The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, states that in about a third of cardiac arrest cases inside hospitals in the United States, doctors and nurses do not respond quickly enough, thus increasing the risk of brain damage and death.
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