In 2023, Damar Hamlin survived cardiac arrest during an NFL game; three years later, he helped a Pittsburgh event set a CPR training record with 1,293 people completing training in one hour
- NFL safety Damar Hamlin has helped 1,293 people learn hands-only CPR in just one hour in Pittsburgh, setting a Guinness World Record and bringing his campaign to improve emergency response training to his home city.
- The event was held at Acrisure Stadium during the NFL Draft, in partnership with the American Heart Association, the National Football League and Dr Mikhail Varshavski, widely known online as Dr Mike.
- The group aimed to teach as many people as possible how to respond when someone suffers a cardiac arrest.
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- NFL safety Damar Hamlin has helped 1,293 people learn hands-only CPR in just one hour in Pittsburgh, setting a Guinness World Record and bringing his campaign to improve emergency response training to his home city.
- The event was held at Acrisure Stadium during the NFL Draft, in partnership with the American Heart Association, the National Football League and Dr Mikhail Varshavski, widely known online as Dr Mike.
- The group aimed to teach as many people as possible how to respond when someone suffers a cardiac arrest.
Sources: Times of India