Wilderness Medicine Podcast

Linda Keyes, an expert on outdoor activity during pregnancy, discusses the risks faced by women at high altitudes, sharing survey insights that highlight the need for more comprehensive studies. Justin Sempsrott, a drowning prevention specialist, talks about evolving CPR techniques tailored for drowning victims and emphasizes the importance of public awareness. Darryl Macias, who reviewed Linda's findings, adds depth to the conversation on safe practices in challenging environments. Additionally, intriguing case reports, including incidents involving cognitive dysfunction from high altitude and alligator turtle bites, provide gripping real-world examples.

Join guest Patrick Bagley, a third-year medical student and co-author on a groundbreaking summit success study for Denali, as he discusses the predictive power of the six-minute walk test. James Pattarini shares insights into medical clinic utilization at Antarctic stations, revealing unique operational challenges. Chris Davis explores innovative frostbite management techniques for extreme conditions, while Sam Oliver introduces portable treatments for near-hypothermic casualties. This engaging conversation highlights crucial developments in wilderness medicine.