Flat-chested manikins used in CPR training could be contributing to poorer outcomes for women
The authors found only a quarter of the 20 publicly listed models they assessed are female.
The flat-chested nature of 95% of CPR manikins may impact how likely women are to receive first aid from would-be rescuers, Australian researchers suggest.
They surveyed manufacturers around the globe and discovered just one of the 20 manikins available for CPR training comes with breasts.
