National Preparedness Month
Some in the preparedness community believe that they are at loggerheads with the government. The United States, however, has a pro-preparedness stance and… 0
Survival Medicine Hour: Storms, Mudslides, Nosebleeds, More
Erika may not be a tropical storm or hurricane, but it’ll still send wind and rain to Florida and the Gulf Coast. What… 0
Ballistic Trauma and Body Armor, by J. Nash
We are committed to supporting promising writers in the field of survival, and today we publish an article by Joshua Nash for… 0
Sterilizing Instruments In Austere Settings
A significant factor in the quality of medical care given in a survival situation is the level of cleanliness of the equipment… 0
Video: Clindamycin as Survival Med
Sure, you should have antibiotics to be successful as a medic in times of trouble, but which antibiotics should you have? In… 0
Straight Talk About Expiration Dates
Years ago, I wrote an article about the truth relating to expiration dates on medications. Lately, I’ve seen some confusing information on… 0
Survival Medicine Hour: Spider Bites, Heartburn, Drought, Expiration Dates
Will this year’s El Nino weather phenomenon save California from the worst drought in years? Is there any home remedy that can handle… 0
Leprosy in the U.S.
Leprosy is considered a disease of the past, but the bacterial infection continue to cause cases today in the United States, including… 0
Survival Medicine Hour: Prepper Author Ron Foster, More
Prepper author Ron Foster joins us for an entertaining hour talking about his books and survival in general with the inimitable Nurse… 0
Survival Medicine Videocast #12
Just in case you didn’t know, we do a live videocast every first and third Wednesday of the month in collaboration with the… 0