India, Oct. 4 -- you're at a cafe, waiting for your iced coffee, when the person in front of you collapses. Your heart drops, panic surges, and your mind goes blank. What do you do? If you think you need a medical degree to step in, think again. Also read | Medical emergency at home? Doctor shares 10 immediate steps that may help save a life: From choking to severe bleeding

According to Dr Sudhir Kumar, a neurologist at Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad, saving a life doesn't require years of med school - it takes quick action. Sharing a video on X (formerly Twitter) of a man collapsing in a public space, Dr Kumar offered a vital reminder: "If someone collapses in front of you, you don't need a medical degree to save their life. Hands-Only CPR...