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 Two Divers Attempt To Set Personal Depth Record When Nitrogen Narcosis Strikes Eric Douglas | August 27, 2017 Nitrogen narcosis is no laughing matter for two divers trying to set a personal depth record. Get our lessons for life. Three Divers Enter a Cave But Only Two Make It Out Eric Douglas | July 10, 2017 Three buddies push their training and venture deep into a cave; only two make it out. Get our lessons for life. Ask the Experts: What if I get Stung by a Jellyfish? Divers Alert Network | June 14, 2017 Jellyfish stings happen— find out how to avoid and treat jellyfish stings with these tips from Divers Alert Network. Lessons for Life: Diver Runs Out of Air at Safety Stop Eric Douglas | June 5, 2017 A new diver runs out of air at the safety stop and forgets her training. Learn from this panicked diver. An Inexperienced Diver Gets in Too Deep Eric Douglas | May 29, 2017 In this Lessons for Life, an inexperienced diver is forced to make an emergency ascent runs out of air—and luck. Lessons For Life: Asthmatic Diver Eric Douglas | April 1, 2017 An asthmatic diver pays the price for not recognizing his limitations. Ask The Experts: What If I Ascend Too Fast? Scuba Diving Partner | March 13, 2017 The experts at Divers Alert Network help us to understand the causes and consequences of rapid, or uncontrolled, ascents. Load More