From Grand Ledge, Mich.: A 14-year-old boy's sudden cardiac death at football practice led his family to advocate for automated external defibrillators in schools. The boy was a multisport athlete and student leader who went into cardiac arrest during practice. His school had AEDs on site and staff trained in CPR, earning it a "My Heart Safe School" designation.

Despite these measures, the boy did not survive. His parents have since turned their tragedy into a mission to promote AEDs in schools. Further details about the family's efforts and their son's story are available from the source.