Nitrogen is a temporary but potentially serious condition that affects deep-sea divers. We’ll go over why it happens, how to recognize it, and what to do if you or your diving partner is showing ...

Some divers can experience euphoria, earning nitrogen narcosis another nickname, “Raptures of the Deep.” Others can become anxious, numb or dizzy.

Two divers died in a dangerous underwater cave in Florida on Sunday, prompting questions about how the men—who were described as very experienced divers—could have failed to resurface at the ...

Today, nitrogen narcosis is known to be an immutable effect of breathing air under pressure. Divers often affectionately refer to the phenomenon as “Martini’s law,” meaning that each 33 feet ...

Anyone else a diver?Was wondering what experiences and knowledge people might have about this.Reason I'm specifically asking is for the first time whilst narced I had a panic attack and a very ...

My introduction to nitrogen narcosis was a terrifying, exhausting experience, <b>Jill Tomac </b>writes, but it also deepened my appreciation for the little pleasures in life ...

During the nearly three decades Kathy Monday has been a scuba diver, she’s heard of ‘nitrogen narcosis’ twice: the first time during her certification classes in 1991 and the second time in ...

During the nearly three decades Kathy Monday has been a scuba diver, she’s heard of ‘nitrogen narcosis’ twice: the first time during her certification classes in 1991 and the second time in ...