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Cardiologists are calling for new guidelines to keep athletes safe in sport. They place an emphasis on having defibrillators in all recreation facilities, as well as CPR training.
RFANS is still accepting AED Grant applications. www.rfans.com/training/programs/
Cardiologists call for young athlete testing
atlantic.ctvnews.ca
Five years after Jordan Boyd died at hockey practice with the Acadie-Bathurst Titan, cardiologists are calling for new testing guidelines.
