It’s the Little Things
Seemingly minor problems can amount to bigger ones underwater. Predive
anxiety and a fogged mask compounded to nearly trigger a state of panic in
this diver.
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An Unexpected Earplug
Ear barotrauma (pressure-related injury) usually occurs in divers’ middle ears, often as a result of congestion. In this unusual case, however, a diver experienced ear barotrauma that resulted from accumulation of ear wax in his ear canal.
Diving and Hepatitis C
Can an individual with hepatitis C dive? Our experts answered questions pertaining to the condition.
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Introducing Battle Ropes
Slam them, shake them, jump over them. The options are pretty limitless when it comes to battle ropes. They are a dynamic piece of fitness equipment.
Diving After Bariatric Surgery
DAN medical information specialists and researchers answer your questions about dive medicine.
Silence Beneath a White Ceiling
Researchers test to see how rebreathers function in arctic environments. Read how a team of researchers aimed to explore this little-known subject.
Shooter: Tanya G. Burnett
Tanya G. Burnett is an accomplished underwater photographer and dive professional. See her photography and read her story.
Light in the Dark: Shooting Cenotes
Cenotes — deep, natural, water-filled limestone sinkholes — present challenges to photographers. However, with the right skills, you can capture breathtaking images.
Palau: A Deluge of Life
Palau is rich in vibrant colors underwater and also has a rich local history. Read more about where to dive and what to see in Palau.
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