Hundreds of student-athletes had their hearts screened on Saturday in an annual event that organizers believe will help save lives.
The nonprofit Simon's Heart held the event at St. Joe's Prep and had been planned before Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest during the Bills-Bengals game Monday night. But organizers say the incident heightened awareness and increased registrations.
"In the case of an emergency, what's the first thing that you do?" executive director Jenn Parrado asked one group of teenagers.
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