1. März 2026 · 21:00 Uhr
A new DRK study finds fewer than one in five witnesses of cardiac arrest in Germany actively intervene. Germany ranks in the bottom third in Europe, while Norway and Denmark exceed 70% lay rescuer rates.
The ERC updated guidelines make tourniquet application mandatory in all European basic first aid courses from 2026, driven by rising stab injury rates in urban areas.
New analysis reveals stark regional differences in defibrillator availability. Munich has 1 AED per 1,200 residents; Berlin only 1 per 4,800. Experts call for a national minimum standard.
Across Europe, bystander intervention rates in cardiac arrest remain critically low. The ERC reports fewer than 1 in 5 witnesses in Germany attempt resuscitation, well below the Scandinavian benchmark of 70%.
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