13 Myths, Facts and Controversies about Anaphylaxis
Myth 1: Anaphylaxis often results in death Fact: Anaphylaxis is potentially life-threatening, but fatal outcomes are extremely rare. Key statistics: • Fatal food anaphylaxis occurs annually just 1–2 people per million • Hospital admissions for anaphylaxis have...
New 2025 Updates for Paediatric Resuscitation and First Aid
Every five years the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR), the ERC (European Resuscitation Council) and Resuscitation Council UK publish the latest guidelines for resuscitation. These guidelines align to the National Institute for Health and Care...
Staying Safe and Giving Help During a Mass Casualty Incident
Clear Guidance how to help yourself and others and stay safe during a stabbing, terrorist attack or any other mass casualty incident. If you are caught in a terrorist attack or any mass casualty event, your actions can make a vital difference to your safety and to...
What to do if a Child is Choking
Choking is extremely common and very frightening, but rarely fatal. Young children can choke on anything small enough to fit through a loo roll. To prevent choking, keep small objects out of reach, cut food into very small pieces and always supervise children when...

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