Project ADAM: Life-saving device helps combat sudden cardiac arrest
About Project ADAM
Program coordinator for Project ADAM, Jodi Wenzel, joins FOX6 WakeUp with more information.
Project ADAM was created to combat sudden cardiac arrest using life-saving devices. The use of those devices was inspired by Whitefish Bay's Adam Lemel, who died on a basketball court. Project ADAM now pushes to get AEDs in schools, businesses, and anywhere they can make a difference.
Program coordinator for Project ADAM, Jodi Wenzel, joins FOX6 WakeUp with more information.
Project ADAM: Combatting sudden cardiac arrest with life-saving device
The untimely death of a local teenager in 1999 is making its mark to this day to help give you your best chance at survival.
You too may be able to prevent a sudden death. If you would like to learn more about Project ADAM and becoming part of a heart-safe environment. Also, don’t be afraid to ask your school or youth sports organization about their plan or process.