DAN at DEMA Show 2025: Member Guide
Join us November 11-14, 2025, at the Orange County Convention Center West in Orlando for another exciting DEMA Show. Connect with DAN’s mission and team, as well as your fellow members, […]
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DAN Expands Emergency Hotline Services in Indonesia
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 […]
Understanding “Squeeze”: New Study Surveys Breath-Hold Divers
Scuba divers typically associate the term “squeeze” with a pressure-related injury (barotrauma) to the ears, sinuses, or eyes. In freediving, the term is commonly used to refer to a lung […]
DAN at UHMS ASM 2025
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.
5 Reasons To Encourage Your Divers To Join DAN
Divers Alert Network offers essential benefits that no diver should go without. Here are 5 reasons every divers should be a DAN member.
Lapsed Membership and a Pricy Evacuation
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.
Seasickness Prevention and Treatment
Everyone is susceptible to seasickness but there is no cure. However, there are ways to prevent and manage the condition.
Proper Disposal of Used Rebreather Scrubber
Sorb plays a critical role in rebreather diving, as it is responsible for removing carbon dioxide from the diver’s breathing gas. Disposing of sorb should be done thoughtfully.
DAN’s Impact at the 2024 DEMA Show
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.
Carbon Monoxide Detection Devices for Divers
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.
