New technology helping civilians trained in CPR respond to medical emergencies | WLWT
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Article written by Ashley Kirklen
Hamilton County is launching the PulsePoint app, enabling CPR-trained citizens to assist in cardiac emergencies and locate AEDs. The app, which is now available throughout Hamilton County, seeks to improve awareness and response rates in life-threatening situations.
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This news article is well-structured and provides accurate information about the PulsePoint app and its benefits, though slightly less sourcing could enhance credibility.
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