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9 Dec 2008

I read medical articles and feeds fairly regularly. They give me ideas...

Legality in Administering Epinephrine

Q: What is the legality in administering epinephrine to someone? Are WFA...

Increase in Food Allergies

This article discusses the dramatic rise in pediatric food allergies diagnoses and the...

Discussion on Epi-Pen Prescription Increase

Hey everybody, Below is an CNBC news blog link to an article...

New Instructor Spotlight

Check out www.wildmed.com to see Jeff Baierlein, our new instructor spotlight, talk...

Epi Pens in High Demand

Below is an CNBC news blog link to an article on the...

Funny Questions Students Ask

Q: Greg, what is the strangest question you have ever been asked...

Injury on Course

“Where’s Greg? Does anyone know where Greg is,” a pale and anxious...

A WFR Comes in Handy… Even on a Buddhist retreat.

Using My WFR on a Buddhist Retreat I recently attended a Buddhist...

Snakebites & Antivenom

20,000 people per year are killed by snakebites each year in developing...

Falling Through the Ice; What to do.

What to do if you fall through the ice. Would you know...

October 2008 Wilderness Risk Manager’s Conference

A forum on managing technology in wilderness was convened at the October...

Benefits from Hydrogen Sulfide Emissions

Wilderness medicine is generally understood to encompass prolonged patient transport, limited or...

Spider Strap Removal

Hey folks! Wilderness Medical Associates instructors Greg Friese and Kevin Collopy just...

Deep in the Maine wood.. paramedics, nurses and doctors go bump in the dark!

As the videographer for WMA, I had been looking forward to the...

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