The Deadly Reality of Snakebites in Cambodia—and Why Local Knowledge Matters

Snakebites kill thousands across Southeast Asia each year. In Cambodia, the danger is magnified by rural living, cultural beliefs, and limited access to antivenin. Knowledge—not fear—is the best defense.

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Why First Aid Training Saves Lives Before Help Arrives in Rural Cambodia

In rural Cambodia, a medical emergency is often measured in hours, not minutes. Cultural beliefs, religious values, and lack of training can delay help—but mass first aid education can change that.

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Why We Train Instructors—Not Just Students—in First Aid for Cambodia

Training a single first aid student can save lives. Training an instructor can save hundreds. Here’s why Cambodia’s needs demand a “train-the-trainer” approach.

Nathan Sweeny

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Are Baby Snakebites Really More Dangerous Than Adults?

Contrary to popular belief, the bite of a baby rattlesnake is almost always far less serious than the bite of a larger adult rattlesnake.

Nick Brandehoff

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