Defibrillators

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Powerheart AEDs also feature the patented RescueReady(R) technology, which automatically tests the device on a frequent basis to ensure continued functionality.

Powerheart's STAR(R) Biphasic Waveform Technology provides levels of escalating energy customized to the patient.

Powerheart AEDs are used by hospitals, police and fire departments, as well as many public access facilities including major corporations, public agencies, airlines and airports, arenas, schools, hotels, casinos and consumers.

For more information about Powerheart, go to http://www.powerheart.com/.

About Cardiac Science Corporation Cardiac Science is truly at the heart of saving lives.

The Company develops, manufactures, and markets a family of advanced diagnostic and therapeutic cardiology devices and systems, including AEDs, electrocardiographs, stress test systems, Holter monitoring systems, hospital Cardiac Science also sells a variety of related products and consumables, and provides a comprehensive portfolio of training, maintenance and support services.

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"Today we may have different technology but we still depend on public donations and trained volunteers."Patricia Edwards, acting area operations director.In Somerset it provides drivers and escorts for patients attending oncology appointments, uses a Bridgwater based camper van to give immediate support to people at fire scenes, offers short term help to those coming home from hospital and runs a doorstep delivery service of mobility equipment, such as wheelchairs.

The charity is also heavily involved in peer education work in the county, where young people learn first aid and humanitarian skills, which they then pass on to others.

But Patricia Edwards, acting area operations director for the charity, said some things in Somerset never change.

"In 1907 the Red Cross was preparing for emergencies and just beginning to raise money and train volunteers.

"Today we may have different technology but we still depend on public donations and trained volunteers.

"I hope people go along to Stogursey Garden and have a great day out while supporting a good local cause." Entry is £4 for adults and free for those under 16.

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