See also:
- Apex Altitude - - A charity that exists to perform high altitude medical research and educate the public about the topi.
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- Cerebral Syndromes - - Article from Emergency Medicine covering cerebral syndromes in altitude sickness from AMS to HACE.
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- Healthy Me - - Basic information, including a bibliography.
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- High Altitude Pathology Institute - - High altitude travel advice. Information on chronic mountain sickness, high altitude pulmonary edema, the use of hyperoxic/hypoxic adaptation chambers, and triple hypoxia syndrome.
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- High-Altitude Medical Guide - - Information on the prevention, recognition, and treatment of altitude illness, as well as other health issues affecting travelers to destinations at altitude.
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- HypoMed Global Services - - Information on Hypoytherapy/Hypoxytraining. About the annual international "Hypoxia in Medicine" conference.
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- Hypoxia - - Information about the International Hypoxia Symposium including abstracts.
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- Medex and Medical Expeditions - - Information about and from this research charity dedicated to investigating the mechanisms of altitude related illness. Newsletter archive and planned expedition information.
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- Non-Physician Altitude Tutorial - - Tutorial from the International Society for Mountain Medicine covering acclimatization, AMS, HACE, and HAPE. Includes treatment and prevention information.
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- Outdoor Places - - Basic description of common illnesses encountered at various altitudes with prevention tips.
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- Pardoes Altitude & Acclimatization Page - - Information on proper acclimatization and hydration to reduce the incidence of altitude illness. Discussion of altitude's effect on diet, menstruation, and medications. Bibliography and links.
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- Urinary Leukotriene E4 Levels in HAPE - - Abstract of a study of the association between urinary excretion of leukotriene-E4 (LTE4) and high altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE) in order to determine whether HAPE involves inflammatory mechanisms.
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- WebMD - - Questions and answers about travel to destinations at altitude. Submit a question or read previously submitted questions and answers.
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