HACE (high-altitude cerebral oedema) causes your brain to swell due to a lack of oxygen at high altitudes. It affects anyone, from expert climbers to first-time outdoor enthusiasts.

High-altitude pulmonary oedema (HAPE) is a life-threatening condition that occurs when fluid builds up in the lungs at high altitudes. It's a severe form of altitude sickness.

Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is a common condition occurring in individuals ascending to altitudes usually above 8,000 feet (2,500 m). It is usually a benign, self-limited condition, but it can progress to more severe manifestations.

Whether in the rolling high steppes of Tibet, the looming snowy ranges of the Himalayas and Pakistan, or the numerous hot, humid jungles and savannahs in Eastern and Central Africa, trekkers have choices.

Each pregnancy is unique, and every woman faces different challenges during pregnancy yet harbours a general apprehension about the safety of travel during pregnancy.

While pregnancy is a normal occurrence in life, travel during pregnancy is a multidimensional health issue requiring in-depth investigations.

The best way to stay safe and healthy during your travel is to be informed and minimise the health dangers related to travel for work, business, or leisure.

For travellers, especially those venturing into remote or unfamiliar territories, understanding the importance of pre-travel preparation can significantly mitigate health risks and enhance the overall travel experience.

The purpose of travel medicine is to protect the health of anyone while outside their environment and to minimize the dangers related to travel for work, trade, or leisure.

Malaria remains a global health issue, with thousands of cases annually reported. Endemic areas have been reported in roughly 100 countries within the tropical and subtropical regions.

Many diving organisations include basic first aid and emergencies in their scuba training, but experienced divers should expand their knowledge with emergency first response primary and secondary first aid courses.

The underwater environment presents unique health risks that divers must understand to ensure their safety.

Wilderness adventures, from hiking to camping and rock climbing, offer incredible experiences but also expose individuals to various risks.

This guide is designed to provide essential information on wilderness medicine for those working as outdoor guides or embarking on adventurous travels.

Home flooding can be a severe safety hazard for both a neighbourhood and a person’s and family's well-being. In areas around the country and the world, flooding is a danger in many places from the mountains to the lower flatlands.

Natural disasters, such as hurricanes, wildfires, and earthquakes, can damage structures containing asbestos, releasing harmful fibres into the air.

Understanding dive-related medical conditions is crucial for divers to ensure their safety and well-being. By familiarizing ourselves with these conditions, we can learn how to prevent, recognize, and manage them and minimizing the potential hazards associated with diving.

Jellyfish encounters are a common and important aspect for anyone who spends time in the sea or ocean. The number of jellyfish sting cases reported annually has begun to rise.

A marine life emergency occurs when there are significant negative changes in an ocean ecosystem, such as environmental shifts, toxic spills, or natural phenomena that harm marine life.

Scuba Dive First Aid has been a steadily growing field of first aid from the very beginning of recreational diving. One of the unwanted truths of diving is that things can go wrong very fast, almost without any warning.