News of Mountain Medicine & Rescue

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Steven Scott Beare is a Colorado police ...

Did anyone see this........wow
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/04 ... hree-days/

This lady is very luck!
http://denver.cbslocal.com/2017/04/05/rescue-mission-1500-pound-boulder-falls-on-hiker/

Hey folks,

I am a few months away from embarking on a year-long climbing adventure and I need to lock down some solid medical and rescue insurance. Money isn't a huge issue, but I was hoping there was a company that would combine the two insurance types to save me some cash. Does anyone know which insurance companies bundle these two insurance types and who has the best coverage? I will be leaving my job ...

I recently went for Hampta Pass trek. The trek was well organized and we did acclimatize for a day and started the trek next day.

Initial two days of trek went quite well. On 3rd day of trekking, I started feeling breathlessness, fatigue and shivering by the time we reached next camp. At night, I was found breathing heavily, and my oxygen level was found to be around 32%. This was a serious condition as ...

Hi, I have been battling with athletes foot for a long time now and am seeking the best treatment for it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

So I was just curious who here has made the mistake of going up too high after donating some blood. I donated for the first time on Friday morning and like an idiot ignored the warning of no strenuous activity for 24 hours. I hiked from about 6500' to 8000' on Saturday morning. I was planning on spending 2 nights there. Thankfully my girlfriend recognized the signs of altitude sickness and made me walk my ...

Hi!

This is my first post here. I was not able to find much conversation related to this issue so I decided to do a new post.

I am about to begin mountaineering next year and my goal is to summit Mont Blanc after some years of training in Norway first. As I have been reading a lot about mountaineering I came across a research that might be familiar to many of You.

Here is ...

Hi guys. I'm not a climber. However, I dreamed of climbing when I was much younger. My area of expertise is heat transfer. I've seen quite a few climbers on TV who were missing fingers and/or toes. An idea popped into my head which you all probably know about already. But I have to mention it. If you're in danger of losing your fingers, pull your arms out of your coat sleeves and hold them ...

In Washington State an easily accessible hiking destination was the area of collapse snow/ice cave tragedy. Luckily more people were involved.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/danger ... ailsignout