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3 Years After Cardiac Arrest, Damar Hamlin Continues CPR Awareness Campaign
Damar Hamlin was saved by on-field CPR after collapsing from cardiac arrest during an NFL game, highlighting the critical role of medical responders in sports emergencies.
- Damar Hamlin, Buffalo Bills safety, collapsed on the field during play and was revived by CPR responders during a televised NFL game.
- Hamlin suffered sudden cardiac arrest during live play in the on-field setting, causing his collapse.
- In Cincinnati, the Bills were playing the Bengals when the incident unfolded on the playing field at the Bengals' venue in Cincinnati, Ohio.
- Medical staff revived Hamlin with immediate CPR, restoring signs of life and enabling medical stabilization and transport.
- Because the game was televised, viewers saw the emergency during a televised NFL broadcast, making Hamlin's collapse and resuscitation visible to the broadcast audience.
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3 years after cardiac arrest, Damar Hamlin continues CPR awareness campaign
Three years ago, an NFL game between the Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals turned into a gut-retching moment when Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest and collapsed. Since then, Hamlin has made it his mission to increase awareness of CPR.
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