Navy’s hypothermia test ‘could save countless lives’

A unique experiment by Naval Service volunteers and a medical expert on how to deal with casualties who have been in the water for some time could save countless lives worldwide.

Navy’s hypothermia test ‘could save countless lives’

Around one in five people who are rescued after sinkings die because they do not get the necessary treatment.

However, thanks to the work of the navy volunteers and Patrick Buck, who oversaw the experiment, that figure could be drastically reduced.

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