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AEDs are required in many buildings where the public congregates, be it work, concerts, or big box stores. Take a look at some examples of when it makes a difference.

While most fire service and EMS units have posts and quarters to respond from, law enforcement is usually in their car and on patrol. Minutes can be saved when the police can be used as first responders for non breathing patients

Few uses of a defibrillator generate media interest then a child saved by a school AED, or the tragedy of a loss where none was available. Here are some examples.

AEDs are required in most health clubs, so much so that the public expects there to be one. Do they work? Take a look at some examples.

We know the majority of sudden cardiac deaths occur at home. So what can we do to get more units where they will make the most difference to your family? Can we get insurance companies to pay for them for high risk families?

Dental offices in 14 states require an AED, but not nursing homes and assisted living facilities. Where else would you expect to find an AED in a medical setting?

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