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As you have likely heard, we’ve lost one of the irrepressible and much-loved characters in the tech and diving medicine community, 55-year old Australian anesthesiologist and...
In this first of a two-part series, Diver Alert Network’s Reilly Fogarty examines the research that has led to our current working understanding of oxygen toxicity....
In the light of recent diving accidents, newly retired Scientific Director of the U.S. Navy Experimental Diving Unit (NEDU) Dr. John Clarke, makes the case for...
Meet one of the newest members of the family, 25-year old Annika Andresen from New Zealand, GUE’s first ever NextGen scholarship recipient.
In part three, of this four-part series on the history and development of GUE’s decompression protocols, GUE founder and president, Jarrod Jablonski begins by asking the...
In part two of this four-part series on the history and development of GUE’s decompression protocols, GUE founder and president Jarrod Jablonski discusses the lack of...
With its spectacular reef encrusted walls and irresistible current Cozumel has been a ‘Mecca’ of recreational diving for nearly thirty years; mind that 130-ft/40m depth limit!...
What can be learned about the risk of decompression sickness (DCS) by examining thousands of actual dive profiles and their outcomes? Plenty! Here Diver Alert Network’s...
Instructor Liz Tribe waxes poetic on the joys of single tank diving; sometimes it's the “right tool for the right job!” That coupled with a switched-on...
This is a part of the series on decompression by Jarrod Jablonski. To read part one click here. The term ultrasound refers to very high-frequency sound...
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