This public health information resource, provided by the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association, details the critical warning signs of heart attacks, strokes, and cardiac arrests. Its purpose is to educate the public on recognizing these life-threatening emergencies and taking immediate action.

What You'll Do

Identify and describe the common symptoms of a heart attack, including chest discomfort and pain in other areas of the upper body.
Learn and share the F.A.S.T. acronym and other signs of a stroke, such as sudden confusion or trouble walking.
Recognize the sudden and severe nature of a cardiac arrest, characterized by unresponsiveness and abnormal breathing.
Understand and communicate the crucial instruction to call 911 immediately upon noticing any of these symptoms.

What We're Looking For

A commitment to public health education and community awareness.
An interest in learning and disseminating vital, life-saving medical information.
The ability to share clear, concise, and actionable guidance during an emergency.