Diving Insurance: A Choice or A Must?
Why spend money to insure? “It will never happen to me.” So have said not tens, not hundreds, but thousands of people who have been...
Why spend money to insure? “It will never happen to me.” So have said not tens, not hundreds, but thousands of people who have been...
At remote Guadalupe Island, a migration takes place. It has been studied for only a few years. Great white sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) migrate through, following...
A tumble, a tussle, a tangle - of turtles. These terms describe the flight of the fledglings scrambling across the sand. There is something incredibly...
Determining medical fitness to dive is not an exact science. Like most topics in medicine, opinions about an individual’s fitness to dive should be conditional...
Barcelona, September 26th 2011Hi, this is just to communicate and report an accident that I suffered last Saturday (Sept 17th). I was snorkelling in the...
Advancing knowledge on the physiopathology of decompression, highlighting the risk factors for the formation of intravascular bubbles: it’s the objective of PHYPODE, a European Union-funded...
During the week preceding the 7th DAN Day, from 24th to 27th August 2011, the 37th Annual Scientific Meeting of the European Underwater and Baromedical...
Compared to other events of the week, the Divers Day was more addressed to the general public. This time the audience was not only composed...
Many times at DAN our members enquire about the right plan / insurance coverage for them. Is any type of insurance coverage good enough? A...
Buoyancy control, perhaps one of the more confounding aspects of safe diving, is the subject here. Regulating buoyancy is not always easy, especially for beginners,...
An apnea workshop with Umberto Pelizzari: what an excellent opportunity for our DSL (Diving Safety Laboratory) to collect relevant data for our research activities on...