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A short YouTube guidance video by Peter Antevy titled “Chest Pain Card” (created/uploaded March 1, 2021) urging first responders/clinicians to give aspirin to anyone reporting chest discomfort—defined broadly as tightness, heaviness, squeezing, or pain—unless contraindicated. The speaker states aspirin can reduce death rate from heart attack by 50% and emphasizes starting aspirin immediately when appropriate.

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Peter Antevy.

March 1, 2021.

50% (speaker's claim).

Anybody who complains of any form of chest discomfort (chest tightness, heaviness, squeezing, pain), unless allergic or otherwise contraindicated.

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