What is Purple Day ? March 26 is recognized as Epilepsy Awareness Day in Canada, now known across the world as Purple Day. It allows those affected by epilepsy to come together and have meaningful conversations about this condition. Likewise, it …
Long-term Effects The course you are considering (or already completed!) will prepare you to safely intervene in the event of a cardiac arrest using CPR techniques. But what happens afterward? What happens to their mental state? How can you help …
At the end of this particular year, we would like to thank you for your support and for your trust. The Academy's team works very hard to offer you high quality courses, an enjoyable learning experience and an outstanding support …
When? This Sunday, November 22 from noon to midnight. Why? This maintenance work will serve to optimize the performance of our site, and, at the same time, to offer you a better service. Effect During this period our service will …
Moustache Month has begun Yes, we are talking about the famous Movember movement that supports the fight against prostate cancer! In honor of this event, let's talk a little bit about this important cause. We'll introduce you to the origin …
In a few days, the barrier between the world of the living and the world of the dead will become thinner and give rise to various celebrations. For this occasion, we offer you a glimpse into the origins of Halloween …
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. With its mission to help build a safer future, one course at a time, Saint-Bernard Academy wanted to make a gesture of support for the cause. Therefore, during this month, in addition to helping …
Hello, today we will talk briefly about the anatomy of the heart. Before continuing, let's just remember that: Blue represents deoxygenated blood; Red represents oxygenated blood. Here is an earlier view of the heart. We will see a superficial anatomy. …
To begin this article, we offer you a small slice of our history. In 1740, the Paris Academy of Sciences recommended the use of mouth-to-mouth as well as chest compressions in order to rescue victims who had been drowned from …
The Evolution of CPR In 1740, the Académie des sciences de Paris recommends mouth-to-mouth and chest massage in order to rescue drowned victims of the Seine River. A decade later, organisations throughout Europe made similar recommendations, starting with England and the …