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BOISE – The experts at St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital have a warning for parents of young children after learning some families are relying on anti-choking devices instead of taking critical CPR training. Several versions of the hand-held anti-choking devices are sold online and often marketed on various social media platforms. They claim to clear a person’s airways by using air pressure to suck out the item stuck inside a person’s throat while they are choking. St. Luke’s Children’s providers say they’re hearing more and more that these devices are becoming a popular baby shower gift even though the products say they should not be used on children under 12 months or 22 pounds. They worry parents may feel a false sense of security with these devices and skip learning how to do the Heimlich maneuver and other life-saving CPR techniques.

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