Landon's Law: Debate Over School Choking Devices
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Landons Law gains momentum in Kentucky, aiming to shield schools from liability for using anti-choking devices. The bill, House Bill 335, honors Landon McCubbins, who died from choking. However, concerns arise as the FDA ordered a device, Life-Vac, to stop sales due to safety issues. Cincinnati attorney Phil Heimlich, son of the Heimlich maneuver inventor, opposes the bill, arguing that devices are impractical and that schools should focus on training staff in the Heimlich maneuver instead.
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