In a new story from the Daily Mail, we're learning that women are more likely to die of a heart attack for a rather crazy reason.

Men are less likely to perform CPR on women over fears of being accused of me too, if you know what I mean, right?

Being accused of some kind of impropriety to say the least.

The story says women are more likely to die if they have a cardiac arrest in public,

because people fear performing CPR and them could be seen as, you know, a violation.

A cardiac arrest occurs when the heart suddenly stops pumping blood.

Some 68% of women cardiac arrest patients received CPR from a bystander in comparison.

The figure was 73% for men.

The story says basically the same thing.

Dutch scientists found 73% we read that fears touching a women's chest may be seen as

harassment may put people off from helping to restart their heart scientists say.

So here's the thing.

I made a video in June of last year called Why Men Are Refusing to Help Women in Children.

And I go over a lot of these issues.

I don't know necessarily if it stands up today.

It was based on news and research stuff at the time, but I'll put a card to it in the video.

It'll appear over there in the top corner.

But I think it's fair to point out with the increased scrutiny over issues like this,

there have been a lot of instances and there have been a lot of stories about men refusing

to help women in children.

And so we'll go over some of these ideas.

We'll read this, but I got to do one thing first.

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