Daily Mail

When political correctness becomes deadly: Study finds women are less likely to be given CPR than men in public places - and it may because it's seen as 'creepy'

Women are less likely to be given lifesaving CPR than men, a study of tens of thousands of cases suggests. Researchers in Canada found that some 61 percent of women, compared to 68 percent of men, ...
Kent Online

Women ‘less likely to receive CPR in public’

Women are less likely to receive CPR compared to men in a public place, according to a new study (PA) Women are less likely than men to be given CPR if they fall unconscious and their heart stops ...
The Independent

Women less likely than men to receive CPR from strangers, study finds

Women are less likely to receive CPR from bystanders than men especially in the case of emergencies in a public area, according to a new study. Data from records of cardiac arrests that happened ...
The Independent

Women ‘less likely to receive CPR in public’

Women are less likely than men to be given CPR if they fall unconscious and their heart stops beating in a public place, according to a new study. Bystanders could be “worried about hurting or ...