W.Va. House Passes AED Mandate After Player's Death

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The West Virginia House of Delegates has passed a bill that would require an automated external defibrillator on school or event grounds during all athletic events or practices “under the control, supervision and regulation” of the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission.

Pending Senate passage, the resulting law would be named after Alex Miller, the 17-year-old Roane County High School football player who died last September after going into cardiac arrest at a game at Clay County High.

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