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Cold Weather and Tactical Medicine: How Winter Conditions Shape Response and Survival
When the temperature drops, everything changes—including how you save a life. Cold weather doesn’t just test comfort; it changes how the body reacts, how your equipment performs, and how effectively you can deliver care under pressure. Whether you’re working a blizzard response, patrolling icy streets, or training outdoors in freezing wind, understanding how cold impacts tactical medicine can make the difference between life and loss. If you train for high-stress situations,
Dr. David P. Neubert, M.D.
1 day ago3 min read
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Workplace Preparedness: Tactical Medicine Lessons for Schools and Offices
Emergencies don’t just happen in combat zones. They can erupt in a school hallway, an office building, or even a small business on Main...
Dr. David P. Neubert, M.D.
Oct 73 min read
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The ABCs of Trauma Care: Airway, Breathing, Circulation Under Fire
In emergency medicine, the ABCs—Airway, Breathing, and Circulation—are the foundation of trauma care. These priorities guide EMTs,...
Dr. David P. Neubert, M.D.
Sep 14 min read
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Tactical Medicine Is a Team Sport: How Medics Support the Mission
In tactical medicine, it’s not just about how fast you can apply a tourniquet or pack a wound. It’s about how well you move, think, and...
Dr. David P. Neubert, M.D.
Aug 13 min read
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Simulating Stress: How Realistic Training Prepares You for Real Emergencies
Most people freeze the first time they face real chaos. The adrenaline hits, the brain races, and suddenly all that classroom training...
Dr. David P. Neubert, M.D.
Jul 143 min read
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Tactical Medicine vs. Traditional EMS: What’s the Difference?
When every second counts, the kind of medical training you have can make all the difference. But not all emergency care is built the...
Dr. David P. Neubert, M.D.
Jun 183 min read
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