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Lionfish Stings in Divers<\/div>
Lionfish are incredibly poisonous with a burning pain that can last for days. Here's what you need to know about lionfish stings.

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When to Consult a Health-Care Provider Before Engaging in Physical Activities<\/div>
Physical activity is important aspect of health, but before you start a regime, complete a questionnaire to determine if and when you should talk to your doctor.

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Know the Difference: Emergency Medical Transportation vs. Rescue<\/div>
From picking the perfect destination to packing the right gear, planning a major dive trip requires thoughtful preparation. Yet many divers and operators overlook a crucial part: knowing what emergency assistance options will be available if a dive accident occurs.

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DAN\u2019s 2025 DEMA Show Recap<\/div>
At the 2025 DEMA Show in Orlando, DAN demonstrated our commitment to serving the diving community as\u00a0your dive safety association.

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Introducing the DAN World \u201cWeekend Warriors\u201d: Local Support for Business Members<\/div>
At DAN World, we\u2019re always looking for new ways to support our business members and help dive businesses thrive. That\u2019s why we\u2019re excited to announce the launch of our Weekend Warrior pilot program\u2014a new initiative designed to strengthen our presence at the local level and offer you more hands-on support, resources, and opportunities.

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DAN at DEMA Show 2025: Member Guide<\/div>
Join us November 11-14, 2025, at the Orange County Convention Center West in Orlando for another exciting DEMA Show. Connect with DAN\u2019s mission and team, as well as your fellow members, […]

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DAN Expands Emergency Hotline Services in Indonesia<\/div>
As part of our mission to help divers everywhere, DAN has established multiple regional language-specific emergency hotlines with local phone numbers. These hotlines allow more divers, dive operators, and medical professionals worldwide […]

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Understanding \u201cSqueeze\u201d: New Study Surveys Breath-Hold Divers<\/div>
Scuba divers typically associate the term \u201csqueeze\u201d with a pressure-related injury (barotrauma) to the ears, sinuses, or eyes. In freediving, the term is commonly used to refer to a lung […]

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DAN at UHMS ASM 2025<\/div>
DAN took part in the 2025 Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society Annual Scientific Meeting (UHMS ASM), which convened experts in aerospace, undersea, and hyperbaric medicine.

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5 Reasons To Encourage Your Divers To Join DAN<\/div>
Divers Alert Network offers essential benefits that no diver should go without. Here are 5 reasons every divers should be a DAN member.\n

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Lapsed Membership and a Pricy Evacuation<\/div>
The evacuation benefit included with DAN membership is priceless when you need it. Be prepared for any upcoming trip by ensuring your membership is renewed.

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Seasickness Prevention and Treatment<\/div>
Everyone is susceptible to seasickness but there is no cure. However, there are ways to prevent and manage the condition.

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Proper Disposal of Used Rebreather Scrubber<\/div>
Sorb plays a critical role in rebreather diving, as it is responsible for removing carbon dioxide from the diver\u2019s breathing gas. Disposing of sorb should be done thoughtfully.

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DAN\u2019s Impact at the 2024 DEMA Show<\/div>
From dive business meetings and safety training sessions to social gatherings and media initiatives, DAN's presence at the 2024 DEMA Show supported our commitment to serving the diving community.

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Carbon Monoxide Detection Devices for Divers<\/div>
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a deadly contaminant that can enter scuba cylinders. In response to numerous cases of contaminated gas, DAN has researched CO detection products for use by the diving community.

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Medics Swap to Strengthen DAN\u2019s Emergency Hotline<\/div>
The DAN Emergency Hotline provides 24\/7 emergency medical assistance to divers around the world, free of charge and regardless of DAN membership status.

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2024 AUAS\/DAN Diving Medicine Scholarship<\/div>
Apply for the AUAS\/DAN Diving Medicine Scholarship, which provides a unique opportunity for researchers to contribute to diving medicine.

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Dive Medical Services Around the World<\/div>
DAN members should be aware that there are emergency service providers who are more motivated by profit than patient well-being. People who have just experienced a dive accident are vulnerable and may not be thinking as clearly as they otherwise would be. Injured divers are rarely familiar with the local \u201csystem\u201d for hyperbaric care and may be susceptible to advice from whoever offers it.

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Abaco Cave Diver Evacuation<\/div>
Just before Christmas, a DAN member who was diving in Abaco, Bahamas, experienced an incident that resulted in decompression illness. When he contacted DAN and tried to access the benefits of his DAN membership and insurance, he did not receive the level of service he should have. Although we are still collecting information about DAN\u2019s response to this incident, we can offer the following additional context to what was previously reported.

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Continuing Education Can Make You a Safer Diver<\/div>
There are a lot of great reasons to continue your diving education beyond your open water course. Advanced training lets you explore new environments, gives you the opportunity to learn […]

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Environmental Stewardship for Divers<\/div>
Because we venture to it, witness it, and explore it, divers have a deep and abiding appreciation for the marine environment. But as we know, it is threatened by various […]

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Skin Bends and Flying After Diving<\/div>
Cutaneous decompression sickness \u2014 also known as skin bends \u2014 manifests as bruising or mottled skin, typically on the belly, buttocks, breasts, thighs, or upper arms. In some cases, there […]

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Teach Your Divers To Be Prepared<\/div>
As a dive pro, you know that divers can get injured even when they do everything right. That\u2019s why it\u2019s important to ensure they\u2019re prepared for anything. On a recent […]

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Don\u2019t Deny DCS Symptoms<\/div>
Dive professionals know that decompression sickness (DCS) is a fact of life. We invest significant time and effort in preventing it. What many divers \u2014 and even many dive pros […]

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Be a Great Dive Buddy<\/div>
Diving is a bit like a team sport: Throughout a dive, it\u2019s important to remain aware of where you buddy is and how they\u2019re doing. But being a great buddy […]

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How to Manage Ear Troubles<\/div>
Even with a sound understanding of how pressure affects divers\u2019 ears and practical knowledge of equalization techniques, divers still experience ear problems. Here are a few of the most common and […]

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Understand the Ears for Optimal Health<\/div>
Ears are complex and incredible organs that do so much more than pick up sound: They enable orientation in space, everyday physical activities and social interactions. Because of their importance […]

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Rely on Your Emergency Planning<\/div>
When a real emergency occurs, its already too late to think about how you\u2019ll respond and whether or not your emergency action plan (EAP) is up to snuff. An effective […]

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Better Boat Diving<\/div>
Some of the world\u2019s best dive sites are accessible only by boat. At some point in your diving career it\u2019s likely you\u2019ll board a boat for some diving. Here are […]

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Distraction, Discomfort, and Disorientation<\/div>
Avoid the three Ds While diving is an enjoyable and relatively safe activity, divers should never forget that it involves using life-support equipment to venture into an environment that\u2019s not […]

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Discerning, Diagnosing, and Dealing With Symptoms<\/div>
Divers Alert Network has decades of experience helping divers in emergencies \u2014 and with decades of experience comes decades of stories and lessons you can apply on your upcoming dives. […]

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How Are Your Divers Feeling?<\/div>
Divers Alert Network has decades of experience helping divers in emergencies \u2014 and with decades of experience comes decades of stories and lessons you can share with your students and […]

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COVID-19 and Diving: March 2021 Update<\/div>
As the medical community has learned more about COVID-19 in the past year, the implications of the disease for divers are now better understood.

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Put Your Students\u2019 Minds at Ease<\/div>
You\u2019re no stranger to Divers Alert Network: You know about its recompression chamber network, dive accident coverage, 24\/7 emergency hotline and programs for dive professionals. These benefits are why you\u2019ve […]

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Be Aware of Unusual DCS Symptoms<\/div>
When a diver begins to suffer from extreme fatigue, achy joints and confusion, dive professionals will recognize these as signs of decompression sickness (DCS) and act quickly to ensure the […]

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Dive Business Tips: Staff Health and Safety<\/div>
The mantra \u201cTake care of your employees and they will take care of your business,\u201d is especially true in the dive industry. It helps builds morale, enhances efficiency, reduces lost […]

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Comparison of COVID-19 and Decompression Illness: Causes and Risk Mitigation<\/div>
COVID-19 and dive injuries are very different things, but the two have many similarities that are worthy of consideration. The causes are obviously distinct; COVID-19 is caused by a virus […]

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DCS Uncertainty and Treatment Delay<\/div>
Common symptoms of decompression sickness (DCS) include extreme fatigue, achy joints and confusion. There are also numerous uncommon symptoms, however, and these are often associated with lesser-known forms of DCS. […]

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Check, Check, Check: Find the Right Dive Operator<\/div>
Whether you\u2019ve decided to explore the SS Thistlegorm in the Egyptian Red Sea, witness the Sardine Run off South Africa, or simply book a single day of diving during your beach vacation, […]

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Be Prepared for Medical Emergencies Abroad<\/div>
When planning a dive trip to a remote destination, it\u2019s best to do a little research to get an understanding of local emergency capabilities. Unfortunately not every medical facility can provide care for every illness or injury. So what can be done?

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Emergency Action Plans: When Things Go Wrong<\/div>
Emergency action plans (EAPs) are essential risk mitigation tools for dive operators and dive professionals to limit liability and ensure the safety of divers, staff and the public. Learn how to set up an effective EAP, and download a free assessment.

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Avoid the Chill<\/div>
Hypothermia can affect anyone, so it\u2019s something to be mindful of as you prepare for deeper dives, longer dives, more dives or dives in water colder than you\u2019re used to.

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Why DAN Does Not Share Chamber Availability<\/div>
DAN frequently consults on care, transport and hyperbaric treatment for injured divers but does not provide chamber availability or location information. Read why and learn procedures should you need a chamber.

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COVID-19: DAN Member FAQs<\/div>
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many DAN members with questions regarding insurance policies and potential trip cancellations. Get your questions answered here.

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COVID-19: First Aid Training Recommendations From DAN<\/div>
First aid courses require hands-on learning, and as these first-person classes resume, there are considerations that need to be made. If you're teaching first aid classes, here is how to ensure student and instructor safety.

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COVID-19: Surface Survival Times<\/div>
Information on COVID-19 is updating rapidly, but some is known about how long the virus lives on surfaces. Knowing these times is a vital part in reducing the risk of transmission.

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CPR and COVID-19<\/div>
COVID-19 can be contracted by coming into contact with droplets of bodily fluid from an infected person \u2014 which makes performing CPR incredibly risky. There are steps you can take, however, if you're in a situation where CPR needs to be given.

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Treating Decompression Sickness (The Bends)<\/div>
Decompression sickness (DCS) is one of the most common problems reported to DAN. Do you know appropriate actions to take if you suspect DCS?

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Seven Tips for Preventing COVID-19 While Diving<\/div>
Wash your hands, disinfect gear, heed local warnings. There are just a few of the precautions divers can take to ensure they do not contract COVID-19.

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How to Create an Effective Emergency Action Plan (EAP)<\/div>
A basic emergency action plan outlines the steps first responders should take in a diving or nondiving emergency. The plan should be clear enough that an untrained bystander could assist if needed.

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Health Concerns for Divers Over 50<\/div>
Getting older doesn\u2019t have to mean give up on diving, but divers over 50 should be aware of common medical issues that may interfere with safe diving.

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Dive Operations and COVID-19: Prepping for Return FAQs<\/div>
The following Q&As have been compiled from questions sent in by divers, dive professionals and operators and are intended to help everyone get ready for a safe return to the water.

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Disinfection of Scuba Equipment and COVID-19<\/div>
COVID-19 spreads via respiratory secretions in a variety of ways including aerosolized droplets expelled by coughing or sneezing. Learn how to properly disinfect scuba equipment.

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