Call first - decide later: women urged to pay attention to heart attack messages

Headlines on health
10/03/2025 4 min
Call first - decide later: women urged to pay attention to heart attack messages

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A new survey has found about a third of people would not dial Triple O if they were experiencing signs of a heart attack. But experts say that every minute is vital when someone is having a heart attack - and people should not be afraid to ask for help.

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