In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Trials

I hadn't realized that trials by men's alopel has had like a research person there. It sounds to me like those were trials of a drug plus an additional helper at the arrest potentially to pay on who that person was and what they did. And second, do you think the way forward with this particular clinical problem as is now become the case for many problems is to have a platform for in-hospital cardiac arrest where this intervention could be studied efficiently?Dave Roskam: I agree about the Greek trials. Of course, we know from tons of research that the shorter the cardiac arrest, the better you do. But again, when there's more patients in one group that has