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Visit These Websites Provided by Regional Medical Center for More Helpful Health Information

Do you still have questions about first aid for seizures or cardiac arrest? You can learn more about these topics and the others recently discussed in our blogs by looking through these articles or contacting Regional Medical Center of San Jose at (888) 762-8881.

• Transient ischemic attacks are a serious warning sign of future stroke. Visit the National Stroke Association website for more information about the causes of these mini-strokes.
   
• Knowing the warning signs of a stroke can help you to seek treatment faster.Find a list of the most common stroke symptoms on the American Stroke Association site.
   
• Poorly managed diabetes can lead to severe eye disease—learn more about diabetic eye disease from the National Eye Institute.
   
• Diabetes can increase your risk for a variety of chronic health problems.These articles from the American Diabetes Association provide more information about living healthy with diabetes.
   
• Do you know seizure first aid? Find out more on the Epilepsy Foundation website.
   
• This fact sheet from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke answers many frequently asked questions about epilepsy and its treatment.
   
• Asthma is a common chronic lung condition that affects both children and adults alike. The American Lung Association provides more information about asthma and its symptoms.
   
• You can also read more about the types of asthma on the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. 
   
• Cardiac arrest is a serious heart condition that requires immediate medical care.  Check out this article for more on the basics of cardiac arrest.
   
• If you still would like to learn more about AEDs, CPR, and cardiac arrest, visit the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association website.

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