CBC Profile: Study aims to find best adrenaline dose for cardiac arrest patients

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March 7, 2024 by Epidose News 0 comments

The drug epinephrine — or adrenaline — can increase a person’s chances of survival and full recovery after a cardiac arrest, but the optimal dose isn’t really known. A new study is equipping some paramedics in Ontario and B.C. with different doses of the drug to help determine the answer.

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