I am very happy to see that Medicine for the Outdoors has returned to the web! This wonderful blog and…
Wilderness Medicine
Leptospirosis is the most common zoonotic infection, worldwide. Outdoor athletes (hikers, cyclists, etc) are especially vulnerable to this infection because…
I have been giving the concept of travel medicine, wilderness medicine and remote medicine a bit of thought lately. Building…
I find myself entering a unique position. I have just entered my last year of residency training and will be…
“How do I get started in Wilderness, Remote and Expedition Medicine?” This is a very good and not-so-unusual comment I…
I have found a new site that I am very impressed with: http://wilderness-survival.net/. I think people who venture outside need…
In almost any time of year, the news features stories of people who are lost while outdoors, have to spend…
An Australian based journal called Remote and Rural Health has a very informative article about snake bites in Sri Lanka….
The Medicine for the Outdoors blog by Paul Auerbach has produced yet another great article! This tip on a technique…
Cinchona.org is a new resource that is finally getting to be up and running. This is a very useful tool…