Deep Stops
Could the implementation of a deep stop stave off decompression sickness. Learn more about the deep stop and DAN experts weigh in.
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Estimating Your Air Consumption
Do you have enough breathing gas to complete the next dive? Here’s how to find out.
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Bent in Baja
A routine dive unfortunately did not go according to plan and resulted in a diver getting bent. Read his story and how DAN helped him every step of the way.
Graduation Day
At a graduation ceremony, a scuba instructor, who is also a DAN member, had to unexpectedly put their skills into action. Quick thinking helped saved a life.
Diving Dry
Drysuits offer a range of thermal protections that go far beyond wetsuits. They are an indispensable tool for divers, but do require additional trainings. Read more about drysuits.
Emergency Ascents: Managing the Risks
Emergency ascents are used to avoid any adverse events during a dive. Divers are trained in standard emergency ascent procedures, but these skills must be routinely practiced. Read more.
Closed-Circuit Rebreathers: A Different Way to Dive
Closed-circuit rebreathers provide a different way to dive — where the rebreather’s primary jobs are to remove carbon dioxide and replenish oxygen. Read more about closed-circuit rebreathers.
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