DAN Member Profile: Georgienne Bradley
DAN member Georgienne Bradley shares her stories concerning diving and why she is a DAN member. Read more.
Alert Diver Issue: Q4 2016
Return to Diving
Breast cancer can be debilitating and one DAN member shares her story of recovery and returning to diving after complex breast cancer surgery.
Clams & Friends
Read one couple’s story about diving with shrimp, clams and other little critters.
Exercises to Reduce & Prevent Knee Pain
Knee aches and discomfort are a pain in the joint. With proper exercises and awareness, you can reduce and prevent knee pain to help you dive and live your best life.
Looe Key
Looe Key is considered a gem within the Florida Keys. The reef boasts corals, sharks, rays, grouper and many other species of wildlife. Learn more about diving Looe Key.
Marine Biogeography
Marine biodiversity is vast and each river, lake, ocean and reef has different life. But what underlies regional diversities in marine biodiversity? How can one place support more life compared to others? Learn more about this kind of biodiversity.
Research & Outreach
DAN can help members work through difficult situations and accidents. But DAN’s research efforts can also help divers in lasting ways.
The Logistics of Exploration
Get a deeper understanding of exploratory diving — a sometimes controversial topic. One team of divers schemed a plan to dive and explore a deep wreck. Read more about the process.
Researcher Profile: David Doolette
A research physiologist in the biomedical research department at the U.S. Navy Experimental Diving Unit (NEDU) and an assistant professor in the anesthesiology department at Duke University School of Medicine, David J. Doolette, Ph.D., is also an advanced technical and cave diver, an educator and a public speaker.
Diving with Dental Implants
DAN medics and researchers answer your questions about dive medicine.
