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The American Heart Association no longer recommends checking for breathing as part of layperson’s CPR, why? Why do they encourage you to check each time instead?

The American Heart Association no longer recommends checking for breathing as part of layperson’s CPR, why? Why do they encourage you to check each time instead?
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The American Heart Association no longer recommends checking for breathing as part of layperson’s CPR, why? Why do they encourage you to check each time instead?

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bc nothing

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