Safety & Health What Happens if You Miss a Decompression Stop? Eric Douglas | December 30, 2024 Decompression stops are vital to diving, as they let nitrogen safely leave the body. Skipping one can cause serious health issues, like decompression sickness. Recent Posts What Happens if You Miss a Decompression Stop? Eric Douglas | December 30, 2024 How Scuba Diving Affects Your Breathing Amplified Grant Dong for Divers Alert Network | December 6, 2024 The Risks of Task Overloading While Diving Eric Douglas | November 29, 2024 How to Dive Safely in Cold Water Amplified Grant Dong for Divers Alert Network | November 7, 2024 Why You Should Never Skip Freediving Safety Protocols Eric Douglas | October 31, 2024 The Dangers of Skipping Dive Protocol Eric Douglas | September 25, 2024 Recent Articles Task Loading Takes an Underwater Photographer to the Brink of Danger Eric Douglas | August 23, 2018 Scuba diving safety tips for underwater photographers to avoid task loading and running out of air. Two Scuba Divers Make All the Wrong Moves Scuba Diving Partner | August 4, 2018 What not to do when you're scuba diving and training tips from Scuba Diving's Lessons for Life column. Pushing the Limits Leads a Diver to the Chamber Eric Douglas | July 9, 2018 How an aggressive scuba diving schedule and overdependence on his computer led to DCS for one scuba diver. Record Attempt Turns to Tragedy for Ill-Prepared Scuba Diver Eric Douglas | June 6, 2018 Learn important scuba diving safety rules from a story about a diver dying while trying to set a personal record. When Renting Scuba Gear Goes Wrong Eric Douglas | May 1, 2018 Scuba diving safety tips for identifying decompression illness, DCI, and using rental gear on vacation. Lessons for Life: Death in the Shallows Eric Douglas | April 3, 2018 Another case study in our Dive Training Series "Lessons For Life": Panic, claustrophobia and poor decision-making lead to a dive fatality. First Steps After a Lionfish Sting Scuba Diving Partner | April 3, 2018 Lionfish use venom as a protective mechanism. Load More