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La RCP De Parte De Transeúntes Es Menos Común En Vecindarios Hispanos

Recibir resucitación cardio pulmonar, RCP, de parte de un transeúnte puede duplicar las probabilidades que una persona sobreviva un paro cardíaco.

Sin embargo, un nuevo estudio indica que es menos probable obtener ese tipo de ayuda si el paro del corazón sucede en un vecindario hispano y la supervivencia también tiene menos posibilidades en esos casos.

El estudio publicado lunes en el boletín Circulation de la American Heart Association, encontró que entre más alto sea el porcentaje de residentes hispanos en un vecindario, menores son las probabilidades de recibir RCP de parte de un transeúnte, así como de sobrevivir.

En lo específico, el estudio mostró que personas que sufrieron un paro cardíaco en vecindarios con por lo menos un 50% de habitantes hispanos, tuvieron un 39% menos de probabilidades de recibir RCP de parte de un transeúnte. Eso es

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