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Learn CPR And Save A Life At Free Training In Arlington

In Arlington, 60 percent of bystanders know CPR, thanks to free community training.

Arlington, TX – Several organizations are working to bring life-saving knowledge to the citizens of Arlington.

Hands-only CPR, an effective way to double or triple a cardiac arrest victim’s chances of survival, will be taught to the community on May 23 at Globe Life Park.

Attendees will also learn tactics to stop heavy bleeding during medical emergencies.

Find out what's happening in Arlingtonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

Through these initiatives and similar initiatives the City of Arlington has achieved a bystander CPR rate of 60%, almost 20% higher than the national average which saves lives every day.

For the second year, American Medical Response is partnering with local organizations for events throughout the week. For more information about AMR’s CPR Challenge, please visit the AMR website.

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  • What: Training from American Medical Response, Arlington Fire Rescue and the Texas Rangers Baseball Club
  • When: May 23, 2018 at 5:00 p.m.
  • Where: 1000 Ballpark Way, Arlington, TX 76011
  • Visuals: AMR and Arlington Fire Department first responders, providing free training, members of the community learning life- saving skills.

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