The Survival Medicine Handbook’s 4TH EDITION

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The Survival Medicine Handbook’s 4TH EDITION |

We’re pleased to announce the publication of the brand new and greatly expanded 4th Edition of The Survival Medicine Handbook on Amazon! After an entire year of putting it together, we believe the new version to be a major improvement on the Book Excellence Award-winning 3rd Edition from more...

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The Survival Medicine Handbook: The Essential Guide for When Help is NOT on the Way: 9780988872509: Medicine & Health Science Books @ Amazon.com

The Survival Medicine Handbook: The Essential Guide for When Help is NOT on the Way: 9780988872509: Medicine & Health Science Books @ Amazon.com

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[Exile_D]

Dang, I am two editions behind!

 

[noway2]

Only $38 from my link on Amazon. May be worth it.

 

[Bnizzel2000]

Thanks ill. I been wanting yo get this book and for 40 bucks I did.

 

[cubrock]

Ordered. Thanks.

 

[turkeydance]

two things:

1. i understand there are 2 versions....one with color pictures and the other in B&W. both are the 4th edition.
2. finally, both have dosage and other information assuming you already have the necessary medicine.

it is sort of like: "when help is NOT on the way, but you already have all the things you need except a doctor."

 

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two things:

1. i understand there are 2 versions....one with color pictures and the other in B&W. both are the 4th edition.
2. finally, both have dosage and other information assuming you already have the necessary medicine.

it is sort of like: "when help is NOT on the way, but you already have all the things you need except a doctor."

I'm really conflicted about that subject in the book. The world would have to be in the pits before I'd take the chance on giving somebody something that they may be allergic to, or unless somebody brings them to you with an actual Rx. I had 'first do no more harm' beat in me for so long hesitancy would run rampant. Now, I would probably give the Rx to a friend or loved one to dispense which would keep my spidey sense at a minimum.

 

[georgel]

I'm really conflicted about that subject in the book. The world would have to be in the pits before I'd take the chance on giving somebody something that they may be allergic to, or unless somebody brings them to you with an actual Rx. I had 'first do no more harm' beat in me for so long hesitancy would run rampant. Now, I would probably give the Rx to a friend or loved one to dispense which would keep my spidey sense at a minimum.

You assuming the luxury of an option. Remember, the premise is no one is coming. So, inaction may be the greater harm. And it doesn't take whole the world going sideways. Weather or other events that either overload or otherwise prevent local systems from responding, like comms failures.
Which gets back to training.