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Drowning Impact Awareness is the largest collaborative water safety effort in the State of Arizona.

The month of August is observed as Children’s eye health and safety month. Here at CPR Savers, we value children’s health more than anything else. According to statistics, one out of 20 children between the ages of

Today, August 1st, is World Lung Cancer day, and CPR Savers would like to bring awareness to the issue. Despite it being on the decline since 2005, lung cancer is still the leading cause of death due to cancer in both men and women. Roughly 154,000

Summer is starting to come to a close. As your little ones head back to school have you thought of all the safety concerns they may face while away from the house? Here are some important tips to teach your children as school kicks back into gear.

As of today, Monday July 18th, PRESTAN has officially launched their brand new Infant Ultralite Manikin. This manikin comes birthed from the Adult Ultralite Manikin from PRESTAN. It is compact, portable, and lightweight to carry making it easy to set up, use, and clean.

Your diet is the number one contributing factor to your health and well-being. While it may not be the end all be all, it is the foundation for a happy, healthy, and vibrant life. There are many common misconceptions about diet including what foods are bad/good for you, what diet can do for you physically and mentally, and in what quantities things are good. Here we will break down these misconceptions and outline the basics of a healthy diet.

Stress is a normal part of our everyday lives. Something that might be stressful for one person might not be stressful for another. How you react to it can lead to a variety of mental and physical health problems.

June is National Great Outdoors Month, reminding us to get out and celebrate nature while also staying safe in the summer heat. There’s so much in this world to explore, but before heading out you’ll want to make sure you have everything you need to keep yourself safe from the sun.

An emergency kit is something that seems useless and foolish up until the day the flood comes. There are roughly 6,800 natural disasters that occur yearly worldwide. Often these kits can get you and your loved ones safely out of tough circumstances.

June is National Safety Month, and as a result, CPR Savers feels it is important to discuss the importance of first aid. Being prepared with a proper first aid kit and training can mean the difference between life and death for you or someone you

When someone suffers from sudden cardiac arrest and needs CPR, every second is crucial. Resuscitating a person suffering from cardiac arrest within 5 minutes can double or triple their chances of survival. Unfortunately, people often hesitate to perform CPR on women due to fears and misconceptions. This means that women have a lower chance of survival when suffering a sudden cardiac arrest.

An EpiPen can be the difference between life and death for many individuals that have extreme allergies. The EpiPen, as it is commonly referred to, is a brand name for an auto-injectable device responsible for delivering a drug known as epinephrine.

Spring has just started, and with blooming flowers and warmer days comes runny noses and asthma flare-ups. Roughly 65 million Americans suffer from asthma or allergies and this season is the toughest for most if not all. As a result, May has been designated as National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA).

Oxygen plays a vital role in our lives. The quality of the air and the strength of our breath can dramatically impact our health and well-being. Disease, environment, and genetics can all play impactful roles in the health of our lungs.

Exercise is a very important element for everyone to implement into their daily routine. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, only 22.9% of adults meet the recommended

Tobacco use and exposure to second hand smoke kills almost half a million people every year in the U.S. alone. This makes it the single leading cause of preventable death in our country.

The current situation in Ukraine requires no introduction. Millions of people are being affected by the war within the country. The UN and partners have already reached more than 500,000 people with humanitarian assistance, including life-saving

Almost four years ago, Hawaii’s ballistic missile threat system sent an alert that a missile was inbound towards the state. Citizens weren’t sure what to do in the event of an immediate nuclear disaster, with many more not prepared for the

Being prepared is important when in comes to emergencies! From fires, to floods, earthquakes, to tornados, and even more there are a lot of different emergencies that could happen in our day-to-day life.

Batteries. They’re everywhere. From calculators to phones, from cars to entire buildings can be powered by these reliable power-storing devices. Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) also rely on batteries. These special medical devices need to

Valentine’s day is just around the corner! With hearts on the mind, we here at CPR Savers would like to help our community be better informed about Heart Disease.

The U.S. is entering the 57th annual American Heart Month this February, a time of year when all people can focus on their cardiovascular health. This helps shed more light for everyone on different health risks associated with the heart, as well as teach us how to take better care of ourselves.

As of February 3rd, the Federal Drug Administration requires a Premarket Approval (PMA) for any AED, AED accessories, and professional defibrillators. This mandate has been six years in the making, with many manufacturers having already updated

Once more we reach that time of the new year where we start to see our local grocery stores advertise discounted or free flu shots for the season. Though, given the current pandemic that grips the world, why would you bother with the seasonal flu

If you learned CPR in the past few years, chances are, you learned on a “male” manikin or a manikin that is flat-chested. Flat-chested manikins have been the standard for decades. After all, the principles of CPR are the same regardless of if the