Only a few years ago, I could not tell a defibrillator from a letter box, but now, with these things popping up all over Melbourne, like mushrooms, or better still toadstools, I can. If a person has a heart attack these things can save your life. A kind computer voice inside even tells a passer-by how to use it, assuming there is someone to help.
Heart disease is killing Australians at a faster than normal rate, with The Sydney Morning Herald reporting: “More than 10,200 Australians died of ischemic heart disease in the first eight months of 2022 – that is about 17 per cent higher than would be expected in a normal year.” Some blame the Covid infection itself, but the problem here is that the vax should have solved this problem, if it worked. An alternative is to blame so-called “long Covid,” but that has become merely a place-holder for any phenomenon that does not fit the narrative.
