The 2025 CPR Guidelines updated AHA Basic & Advanced

Despite advances in treatment, incidence of cardiac arrest remains high, and survival remains low. The incidence of emergency medical services (EMS)–treated, OHCA in people of any age in the United States was 378.7 individuals per 100 000 population, with great variation in incidence and survival between states. Survival to hospital discharge for OHCA is approximately 10.5%, while in-hospital cardiac arrest survival is approximately 23.6% (adults) and 45.2% (children).
The purpose of the guidelines is to provide best practice recommendations in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and emergency cardiovascular care. These guidelines provide an update to the recommendations in the 2020 guidelines and provide new recommendations to topics where recommendations previously did not exist.
The guidelines provide guidance for lay rescuers and healthcare professionals in the treatment of neonates, pediatrics, and adults. Chapter topics include systems of care, neonatal life support, adult and pediatric basic and advanced life support, post-cardiac arrest care, special circumstances, education and training, and ethics.

FULL GUIDE HERE http professional.heart.org/en/science-news/2025-aha-guidelines-for-cpr-and-ecc