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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.
Nov 103 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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