July 2020

Abstract 11: CPR in TV medical dramas: Results of the TVMD2 study

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13. Abstract 10: Effect of influenza vaccination for the elderly8:22
14. Abstract 11: CPR in TV medical dramas: Results of the TVMD2 study6:49
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Greg N. - July 2, 2020 4:04 PM

Cpr in real life breaks ribs. Unless you're Alfred Hitchcock or Stanley Kubrick, you're not going to get away with treating your actors like that.

Mike M. - July 6, 2020 1:10 PM

True- however, I've seen whales fly, blue creatures come to life in 3D so I think there is the technology to make a realistic CPR scenario -

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