Scuba diving can be an intoxicating experience. But scientists at the University of Pittsburgh have found that a common seasickness medication, Dramamine, taken just before a dive could produce the mental equivalent of 'one too many,' possibly impairing judgment and raising the risk of an accident. Related Documents 2.
Scuba diving can be an intoxicating experience.
But scientists at the University of Pittsburgh have found that a common seasickness medication, Dramamine, taken just before a dive could produce the mental equivalent of 'one too many,' possibly impairing judgment and raising the risk of an accident. Related Documents 3. Following on the flippers of a recent study that said scuba divers don't have any greater risk of brain abnormalities than their landlocked friends is a new one that says, well, yes, maybe they do. Related Documents 4. You don't have to be the little mermaid to enjoy life under the sea.