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50,000 people in France die every year from cardiac arrest. That’s more than 130 deaths a day!
This figure rises to 400,000 in Europe and 7 million worldwide.
In nearly 70% of cases, cardiac arrest takes place in front of a witness, but the survival rate in France is only 7% while it is 40% in Amsterdam in the Netherlands or Lugano in Switzerland.
According to Medical Reseach specialists, early defibrillation would save several thousand people each year.

In case of cardiac arrest time is a decisive factor that determines the chances of survival.
After 4 minutes, it is estimated that for every minute elapsed, the chance of survival decreases by 10%. Without oxygenation, the brain can be severely damaged and subsequently have severe sequelae.
In less than 10 minutes without resuscitation, the victim’s vital prognosis can be fatal. Given the time needed to get to the scene of the accident, it is therefore essential that the witnesses of a cardiac arrest be able to call the rescue and start the resuscitation of the victim.

More than 171,000 defibrillators (AEDs) are registered worldwide in Staying Alive application developed by AEDMAP.
This application offers multiple features and services including:

• Location of the nearest defibrillators
• Addition, modification and validation of defibrillators
• Citizen Responders management
• Tutorials on CPR gestures

It is available for free for IPhone & Android.