Xtreme Everest aims to improve outcomes for people who become critically ill. Currently, not only do 20% of people admitted to intensive care in the UK each year die, but a significant number of those that survive never regain the same quality of life they had before. We work with doctors, nurses and members of the public to try to find a way to lower this statistic. Please help us make a difference today.

To date, Xtreme Everest have carried out 12 research studies: 10 at altitude and 2 in chambers and sea level testing prior to the Caudwell Xtreme Everest expedition which took place in 2007.

• Cho Oyu (2005)
  
• Cho Oyu (2006)
  
• Sea-Level Testing (2007)
  
• Caudwell Xtreme Everest (2007)
  
• Smiths Medical Young Everest Study (2007)
  
• Caudwell Xtreme Everest (2009)
  
• Xtreme Alps (2010)
  
• Bedford School (2012)
  
• Simulated Altitude Study (2012)
  
• Epigenetics Chamber Study (2012)
  
• Xtreme Everest 2 (2013)
  
• Young Everest Study 2 (2013)
  
• Xtreme Everest 10th Anniversary (2017)

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News

Congratulations Professor Levett!

15th Jun 2018 // Congratulations are in order to Xtreme Everest's Denny Levett who is now Professor of Perioperative Medicine and Critical Care at the University of Southampton. Full article>

Listeners all over the world tune in to Xtreme Everest live

15th Jun 2018 // Yesterday saw the Xtreme Everest team visit our colleagues and friends at the Duke Anaesthesia department based at Duke University for a special Xtreme Everest symposium. Full article>

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