March 2013

Parents are pretty familiar by now with the different dangers that lurk within the home. It’s even more difficult if there are kids or elderly in the house.

The spotlight is on the heart this cycle in FirstAidMart, or more specifically, when the heart suffers an attack. Get ready to learn everything you never knew about sudden cardiac arrests.

A sudden cardiac arrest (SCA), better known as a heart attack, is a serious medical emergency that can strike without warning.

While heart attacks may be more common than we would like in our society today, it is comforting to know at least that most people survive their first sudden cardiac arrest (SCA).

It’s an unfortunate fact of life that heart attacks, or sudden cardiac arrests (SCA), are an all-too-common event in our society.

With the advancements in modern medicine today, heart attacks are not necessarily fatal events.

SCA, known also as sudden cardiac arrest, or a heart attack, is an all-too-common affliction.

Unfortunately, heart attacks are pretty common in our society today. Even if you have not had one yourself, you may know someone in your life - a friend or family member - who has suffered through a cardiac event.

Cold sores, sometimes called canker sores or fever blisters, are most commonly found at the lips and mouth area.

We have some great topics coming your way for FirstAidMart this cycle. Learn about the pros and cons of bandages and leaving a cut exposed to open air.