DAN Mission Articles

Emergency Planning: Why Do We Need It? By Francois Burman, Pr. Eng, MSc.

Catastrophic Regulator Failure By Peter Buzzacott, MPH, Ph.D.

CPR Training Pays Off By John Hullverson

Dealing with Disaster By Reilly Fogarty

Who to Call First: DAN or EMS?DAN medical information specialists and researchers answer your questions about dive medicine.

Measuring the Unknown By Reilly Fogarty Virginie Papadopoulou pushes the limits of bubble science.

Assessing and Assisting Florida’s Coral Reef After Hurricane Irma By Beth Dieveney, Gena Parsons, Tom Moore and Shay Viehman

A Rash in Roatan By Rosanne “Cookie” DelBiondo

Suspension Training for Swim Fitness By Abbie Fish

It’s the Little Things By Craig Passeno

Prepare for Safe Dive Travel By Frances Smith and Jocelyn Joseph

When Things Go Wrong By Francois Burman, Pr. Eng, MSc. Emergency action plans

The Race to Save the Greatest Library on Earth By Michael Menduno Explorer and ichthyologist Richard Pyle, Ph.D.

An Unexpected Earplug By Marty McCafferty

Diving After Bariatric SurgeryDAN medical information specialists and researchers answer your questions about dive medicine.

Diving and Hepatitis C By Jim Chimiak, M.D.

Introducing Battle Ropes By Jessica B. Adams, Ph.D., and Jaime B. Adams, M.S., CSCS

Paralyzed in Grenada By Deborah Newman

Silence Beneath a White Ceiling By Jeffrey Bozanic Testing rebreathers for the U.S. Antarctic Program

Antarctic Bonus Photo Gallery By Jeffrey Bozanic

Escape from the Bubble Cloud By Rob Waterfield

Air Hoses: A Closer Look By Francois Burman, Pr. Eng, MSc.

Recompression Chamber Safety By Francois Burman, Pr. Eng, MSc. DAN promotes safe chamber operations with research, education and training.

Extreme Exposure By Reilly Fogarty Richard Moon studies the limits of the human body.

Left at Sea By Peter Buzzacott, MPH, Ph.D.

Inert Gas WashoutDAN medics and researchers answer your questions about dive medicine.

Group Fitness at the Pool By Abbie Fish

Severe DCS in the South Pacific By June Evans

Saturation Diving By Sherri Ferguson A quick and dirty guide

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Diving By Jim Chimiak, M.D.

An Emergency Ascent Just in Time By Christina Hepburn

Due Diligence for Parents of Young Divers By Margo Peyton

Carbon Monoxide: The Silent Killer By Francois Burman, Pr. Eng, MSc.

Under Pressure: A Lifetime of Hyperbaric Research By Reilly Fogarty

A Free-Flowing Failure By Peter Buzzacott, MPH, Ph.D.

Diving After Arthroscopic Knee Surgery DAN medics and researchers answer your questions about dive medicine.

Weight Training for Better Diving By Jessica B. Adams, Ph.D., and Jaime B. Adams, M.S.

Pneumonia in Germany By George Lewbel

Breathing Gases By Georgia Hausserman Uses, limitations and hazards

Effects of Aspirin on Diving By Peter Buzzacott, MPH, Ph.D., and Jim Chimiak, M.D.

Head Injuries and Diving By Jim Chimiak, M.D.

Flying After Pool DivingDAN medics and researchers answer your questions about dive medicine.

Distracted While Diving By Peter Buzzacott, MPH, Ph.D.

Asking the Right Questions By Payal S. Razdan, MPH, EMT Ingrid Eftedal studies the biological processes that may lead to DCS.

A Rude Awakening By Cody Wagner

Caissons, Compressed-Air Work and Deep Tunneling By David Kenyon, Glenn Butler and Richard Vann

Skin Bends in Cuba By Tricia Grimes

No Sit-Ups, No Problem By Jessica B. Adams, Ph.D., and Matthew DelTufo, D.P.T.

Do Something! By Carolyn Dobbins Even if your skills aren't perfect, you can still make a difference.

Experience and Risk By Karl Shreeves

Researcher Profile: David Doolette By Petar Denoble, M.D., D.Sc.