July 26, 2010 — -- This morning on "Good Morning America," ABC News' senior health and medical editor Dr. Richard Besser demonstrated the proper way to use an automatic external defibrillator ...

In the past, only trained medical professionals were able to use defibrillators. However, today's new automated external defibrillators can be used by anyone. When to Use CPR: Recognizing an Emergency ...

It was the second time a RAGBRAI rider had been saved in the three years since troopers started carrying defibrillators, a ...

High school students would be trained to use defibrillators and have to become certified in CPR to graduate under a renewed ...

In facilities throughout Fort Knox, there are AED defibrillators located throughout to assist in saving someone’s life when seconds count. Medical officials say anybody can use one if the need ...

How to use a defibrillator? What to do when someone goes into a cardiac arrest There are more than 30,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in the UK each year and with survival rates so low, ...

They need a defibrillator and high-quality CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation).” What should you be wary of? The good news is, there’s not much to worry about when using one.

Doctors use defibrillators to shock a heart out of a life-threatening rhythm. A stun gun is NO substitute for a defibrillator! We consulted two cardiologists who both said this […] ...

Defibrillators talk to the user, Couwenhoven said, so someone who hasn’t been trained can use the machines. The machine won’t deliver a shock to the person unless one is needed, he said.