YouTube Prioritizes First Aid Videos in Search Results

In partnership with major health organizations, YouTube aims to provide quick, reliable first aid information to users during acute health emergencies.

YouTube will now prioritize first aid videos in search results for acute health emergencies, providing quick access to step-by-step instructions from credible health organizations.
The new feature, known as 'First Aid Information Shelves', was created in partnership with Mass General Brigham, the Mexican Red Cross, and the American Heart Association.
Search terms that will trigger these prioritized videos include 'CPR', 'choking', 'bleeding', 'heart attack', 'stroke', 'seizure', and 'opioid overdose'.
YouTube is also hosting a free CPR course in partnership with the American Heart Association, featuring professional football player Damar Hamlin.
The videos are currently available in English and Spanish, with plans to add support for other languages in the future.