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Starring Elizabeth Banks, produced in collaboration with the
American Heart Association for their Go Red For Women campaign.
It is raising awareness of women's heart disease by using humor to highlight the dangerous tendency for busy mothers to ignore their own medical symptoms.
A classic Public Service Announcement produced by the American Heart Association (AHA) to teach the public how to perform Hands-Only CPR.
It uses a comedic sports-arena setting with disco beats to demonstrate the two essential, life-saving steps.
A baby performs CPR on a dummy as if she has been doing it all her life.
The Vinnie Jones "Hard and Fast" Hands-Only CPR campaign by the
British Heart Foundation is a famous instructional initiative designed to demystify CPR and increase bystander intervention during sudden cardiac arrest.
It humorously leverages Jones' tough-guy persona to replace fear with actionable steps
The third prize in the Australian Resuscitation Council's inaugural YouTube Video Competition was awarded to Luke Mayze and Graeme Best for their video entry titled "Funny CPR".
The competition challenged creators to produce a 90-second educational clip for the general public, championing the ARC's catch-cry:
It is s a hands-only life-saving method that uses the viral children's song as a rhythmic guide for chest compressions.
The idea to use "Baby Shark" for CPR training was popularized by volunteers from the Sandpiper Wildcat Project
While "Stayin' Alive" by the Bee Gees is the traditional CPR anthem, EMTs and medical studies have confirmed that "Baby Shark" is equally effective.
Research indicates that singing or recalling the song's beat helps laypeople achieve the correct depth and rhythm during an emergency.