Every year, 7 to 9 million people suffer from a sudden cardiac arrest each year, globally, and less than 1% survive because people do not receive lifesaving CPR and defibrillation in the first few critical minutes.

Enjoying Melbourne Cup weekend, a group of families sat around a campfire in Beechworth until their fun unexpectedly turned into a race to save a life. A local man collapsed from a sudden cardiac arrest. To help save him, these families sprang into action. This is their story.

Wanting to give back after his own life-changing experience, John became a GoodSAM responder to help others during those first few critical moments.

On a mission to equip schools with defibrillators, Dr Tim Harraway pedalled 3000 km across New Zealand advocating for early defibrillation.

It was a beautiful summer day, so a quick swim in the pool before lunch seemed like the perfect idea.

The survival of someone experiencing an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) depends significantly on a witness.

Since we started Rapid Response Revival, I’ve been asked many times why we invented CellAED. More than 11 people die every minute, somewhere in the world, from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.

Sarah Walke recalls her sudden cardiac arrest that led to the founding of CellAED®️ Australia. Learn about the importance of having a home defibrillator.