WOMEN LESS LIKELY TO RECEIVE CPR FROM BYSTANDERS IN PUBLIC
12News story on bystander CPR and women featuring Griffith Blue Heart board member Kathie Reilly.
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Seconds Count, Seconds Matter
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CNN Story on Griffith Blue Heart board Member Kathie Reilly.
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