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The Philadelphia Inquirer "Check Up" blog discusses new inspection which examined whether instructions delivered via stall phone would recondition the rank of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR. The study, led by Raina Merchant, MD, pinch physician and Robert Wood Johnson Fundamental Clinical Scholar, concluded that those who had cubicle phone instructions performed CPR bettor than those who did not oblige that relief. “A unassuming audio program that can be made-to-order elbow for {cellular phones} increases the quality of eyewitness CPR in a mannequin simulation,” concluded the researchers in the scan published in the Annals of Exigency Pharmaceutical <<>>