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This newsletter publishes emergency preparedness and survival medicine information written by a board-certified family physician.
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The medical system is the US is terrible and confusing to access even outside of a “time of crisis”.
Pseudoscience, folk remedies, and snake oil are everywhere on the Internet masquerading as truth.
This is especially true in the prepper community, where self-reliance and anti-establishment values are common.
Therefore, when times are bad and the average person gets sick, they are set up to be taken advantage of by people who will exploit their lack of medical knowledge.
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An emergency scenario and its corresponding medical threat.
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The basic steps of emergency treatment for the threat.
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