Damar Hamlin set a Guinness World Record by successfully teaching hands-only CPR to 1,293 individuals at Acrisure Stadium. This event, part of a broader initiative in partnership with the American Heart Association, aimed to raise awareness about cardiac emergencies and emphasize the importance of immediate response. Fueled by his personal experience with cardiac arrest, Hamlin sought to empower his community with life-saving skills for potential emergencies. Damar Hamlin set a Guinness World Record by successfully teaching hands-only CPR to 1,293 individuals at Acrisure Stadium. This event, part of a broader initiative in partnership with the American Heart Association, aimed to raise awareness about cardiac emergencies and emphasize the importance of immediate response. Fueled by his personal experience with cardiac arrest, Hamlin sought to empower his community with life-saving skills for potential emergencies.
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After cardiac arrest, Damar Hamlin helps set record: 1,293 learn CPR in an hour
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