Summer 2001
  Rules of Evidence

Jet Lag May Harm Memory

Putting Gingko to the Test

Depression and Memory

Patient Profile

Memory Tip
 
 
  Cardiac Arrest

Cardiac arrest is a condition in which the blood suddenly stops circulating throughout the body. Heart failure is a common cause. Without continuous blood supply, body tissues are starved for the oxygen and nutrients they need to function, and may sustain damage. If circulation is not restored (e.g. by resuscitation), brain damage and death follow within a few minutes.

   
 
 
 
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