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Can’t Answer These Scuba Questions? It’s Time for a Refresher Course

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Megan Denny
4 January, 2026

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A miniature scuba diver figurine in the bottom of a beer glass

Why Scuba Diving and Alcohol Are a Dangerous Combination

Never drink alcohol before scuba diving. Even one drink can increase your risk of a diving emergency. Here's why.
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Make Your Dive Checks More Effective with 指差喚呼 (Shisa Kanko)

Learn how applying Shisa Kanko can take your dive safety checks to the next level, whether you're alone or with a buddy.
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This Waterproof E-Glove Could Revolutionize Scuba Communication

Find out how a waterproof e-glove is revolutionizing scuba diving communication by translating divers' gestures into messages.
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Is Freediving Dangerous?

Is freediving dangerous? In this article we discuss some of the risks associated with the sport as well as how to reduce them.
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Diving Safety Culture Is Not Optional

The aftermath of a tragic dive accident or fatality may ripple through the dive community around the world.
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Don’t Let Deviance Normalize

Endeavors like diving intentionally apply overlapping safety protocols for several reasons to account for accidental omissions or errors.
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