As winter rages on, it brings to light the importance of knowing how to navigate in snow and extreme winter weather. The worst-case scenario in this emergency is not knowing the terrain and getting so lost you succumb succumbing to exposure and possibly starvation. Author, Jeremiah Johnson has outlined the essentials on how to navigate in the snow and what equipment you will need to protect yourself from exposure.
Medical Emergencies
Winter Wilderness Survival: Take Care of Your Feet and Your Odds of Survival Increase.
Exposure to the cold can have profound effects on your chances of survival. Immersion foot or Trench foot is a major concern when trying to survive exposure. Don’t get caught outside without knowing how to care for this medical emergency.
Yet Another Health Emergency: Drug Resistant Tuberculosis sufferer Goes AWOL in California
The threat is serious enough for a warrant for his arrest to have been issued.
50 Things To Do During Home Quarantine
Mandatory quarantine increases the chances of sensory deprivation and can be overwhelming if you are not ready for it. Symptoms from sensory deprivation, often include anxiety, sensory illusions, or even distortions of time and perception. In animal experiments, solitude has been shown to cause psychosis. The best chance to avoid this is by knowing how to keep yourself busy.
4 Things You SHOULDN’T Do & 2 Things You SHOULD Do With Your Pet In Summer
More than half of Americans have a pet, and those of us who do are often almost as concerned with their well being as we are with our own. Because of that, there are 4 things you should NEVER do with your pet (although this refers more to dogs than anything else) in the summer and 2 things you SHOULD do to help prevent heat stress.
Earthquakes: What To Expect, What To Do During A Quake, And How To Prepare
Earthquakes can happen when we least expect them, and unless you live near a fault line you probably haven’t thought too much about them. But it’s important to know what to expect when an earthquake strikes, what to do during the quake, and actions to take immediately afterward.
You’ve Got Cooties!
In an extended emergency, having lice is no joking matter and can quickly spread to other group or family members. Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools needed to naturally eradicate lice from the home.
Human Trafficking: How Nurses are Effectively Identifying This Public Health Emergency
Based on statistics, nurses are vital to the identification of victims of human trafficking. Globally, 12 to 30 million people are affected by human trafficking, and 87% of trafficked victims (mostly women and female children) have contact with a health care provider.
This Broad-Spectrum Anti-Viral Herb Was Used During the 1918 Influenza
In the age of a pandemic, we could all stand to better understand nature’s ability to help our bodies recover from viral illnesses. This humble herb is a powerful anti-viral used during the Spanish Flu and has a myriad of other uses.
The Facts About Potassium Iodide Tablets That Everyone Should Know
One of the preparedness staples recommended for those concerned about radiation poisoning is potassium iodide tablets which are a recommended preparedness item for those wanting to be ready for nuclear and EMP preparedness threats. This guide will give you insight on how to safely take potassium iodide tablets and how to stay safe and protected during uncertain times.
Ukraine Crisis is Only Getting Worse: War, Famine, and Now Disease?
The news cycle appears to be dominated by the crisis in Ukraine right now. It looks like things are only going to get worse, not only for those living in Eastern Europe but for the rest of the world. War, famine, hyperinflation, and diseases are all getting closer to becoming our reality by the day.
CDC’s Failing Attempts to Quell Ebola Fears Could Lead to Mass Breakdowns
CDC’s gross mismanagement of the Ebola crisis thus far could very quickly lead to panic and societal breakdown.