Goa, Nov. 13 -- A quick-thinking tourist doctor saved the life of a 45-to-50-year-old driver in Panjim after his vehicle crashed into a road divider near the casino area, leaving him unconscious. Witnessing the collision, the visiting physician rushed to the scene, found no detectable pulse, and immediately began administering cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). She continued performing chest compressions until an ambulance arrived, enabling the driver to regain partial consciousness before emergency paramedics took over his medical care. Emergency medicine specialists note that immediate bystander intervention during those critical initial minutes significantly boosts survival odds by maintaining vital oxygen flow to the brain prior to ...