Decompression Illness Can Happen To Anyone
Sometimes divers get injured even when they do everything right. That’s why it’s important to be prepared for anything. On a recent trip to Mexico, Brad’s first day of diving […]
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Don’t Let Divers Deny DCS Symptoms
Dive professionals know that decompression sickness (DCS) is a fact of life. We invest significant time and effort in preventing it. What many divers — and even many dive pros […]
DCS and Denial
Decompression sickness (DCS) can happen to any diver. In fact, in most cases it occurs after dives that were within the depth and time limits of the diver’s computer. And […]
Delayed Evacuation Almost Cost Diver Full Recovery
During a dive vacation to a remote destination, June suffered from decompression sickness — but problems kept mounting, delaying her treatment. Read the story of how DAN helped assist in the evacuation.
Be a Great Dive Buddy
A good dive buddy is more than just a companion: They are an invaluable resource. Should something go wrong, you need a reliable dive buddy. Here’s how to get the most of the underwater partnership.
How to Manage Ear Troubles
A diver’s ears are used for so much more than just hearing. Learn some common problems divers face and how to correct them.
Motorcycle Wreck Highlights DAN’s Value
A horrendous motorcycle accident nearly left a couple stranded in another country while insurance companies battled over bills. Learn how DAN stepped in.
Understand the Ears for Optimal Health
Ears are incredibly intricate and astounding organs that do more than pick up sounds. For divers, it is imperative to practice good aural hygiene and keep ears in good health. Learn more about ears and diving.
Be Prepared for Medical Emergencies Abroad
Emergency preparedness goes beyond having over-the-counter medications and bandages. While abroad, proper emergency planning consists of knowing where local hospitals are and who to call in case of dire emergencies.
Foster a Culture of Safety to Build Community
A well-rounded approach to dive safety will help reduce incidents — this is the premise of a culture safety. When a culture of safety is widely adopted by an organization or a community, it drives incident rates down and promotes safety for all — and it keeps diving fun.
