Learn more about Dr. Manyak at his web-site:
Expedition experience includes:
What Happens When Medical Students Are Allowed to Congregate Outdoors
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Here are some upcoming events in Wilderness Medicine. For more information, follow the links or check out the links listed on the right.
Conferences:
Feb 6 - 10 Wilderness Medicine Conference (Big Sky, MT)
Feb 19 - 24 WMS Winter Meeting (Park City, UT)
March 3 - 7 Wilderness Medicine Conference (Snowbird, UT)
March 6 - 7 Southeast Student Wilderness Medicine Conference (Augusta, GA)
May 26 - 30 Wilderness and Travel Medicine (Santa Fe, NM)
July 23 - 28 WMS Annual Meeting (Snowmass, CO)
Courses: All are NOLS courses
Feb 21 - 25 Wilderness Upgrade for Medical Professionals (WUMP) (Pipestem, WV)
Feb 25 - 29 WUMP (Paonia, CO)
March 3 - 7 WUMP (Flagstaff, AZ)
June 14 - 19 WUMP (Cullowhee, NC)
August 2 - 9 WUMP (Cullowhee, NC)
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Andrew posted about the organization MedWAR (Medical Wilderness Adventure Race) back in May. At that time the nearest scheduled race was in Michigan. Since then, they have added a race at a new location: just south of Cumberland Gap in Tennessee! It's only about 2.5 hours away from Lexington. If anyone is interested in signing up a team, the race is on November 7th and the registration deadline is October 24th. It costs $150 for a team of three (which includes camping fee, dinner, and a T-shirt). More information can be found at:
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Here are some more books about wilderness medicine or the world in general.
Where There is No Doctor
by David Werner
The Worst Journey in the World
by Apsley Cherry-Garrard
Infections and Inequalities: The Modern Plagues
by Paul Farmer
The World is Flat
by Thomas Friedman
Surviving the Extremes: What Happens to the Body and Mind at the Limits of Human Endurance
by Kenneth Kamler
Three Cups of Tea
by Greg Moretenson
Wilderness Medicine
by Paul Auerbach
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