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Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps, 2009
Tropical diseases remain a significant threat to deployed military personnel as demonstrated by recent outbreaks amongst troops in Sierra Leone, Iraq and Afghanistan. Five cases are presented from military deployments in tropical or sub-tropical areas, which illustrate important diseases and diagnostic principles for military physicians.
M S, Bailey, C J, Ellis
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Tropical diseases remain a significant threat to deployed military personnel as demonstrated by recent outbreaks amongst troops in Sierra Leone, Iraq and Afghanistan. Five cases are presented from military deployments in tropical or sub-tropical areas, which illustrate important diseases and diagnostic principles for military physicians.
M S, Bailey, C J, Ellis
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF MILITARY MEDICINE
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1955To many persons the concept of military medicine is reasonably simple. If one asks them what military medicine is they will say, "It is medical care for military patients." Many physicians hold this same belief. It is completely erroneous. It is regrettable that so widespread a belief exists, because thinking that medicine can serve military forces by ...
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Medicine as a Social Instrument: Military Medicine
New England Journal of Medicine, 1951THE twentieth century has been an era of far-reaching extension of the frontiers of medicine. In this, military medicine has had a conspicuous part.
T F, WHAYNE, J H, McNINCH
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Immunization and Military Medicine
Clinical Infectious Diseases, 1984This lecture, a memorial to Joseph E. Smadel, reviews the involvement of the military in the development and use of immunizing materials. Smallpox and smallpox immunization in the military and the development and present status of immunization against typhoid, cholera, yellow fever, typhus, tetanus, diphtheria, plague, influenza, adenovirus, meningitis,
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1953
The rosters of all military medical services at present show a disturbing ratio between career men and civilians on relatively short turns of duty; a ratio in which the number of career men is already too small for the optimum utilization of the services of either group.
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The rosters of all military medical services at present show a disturbing ratio between career men and civilians on relatively short turns of duty; a ratio in which the number of career men is already too small for the optimum utilization of the services of either group.
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Military regenerative medicine
Biomaterials ScienceAmid the rising toll of war-associated deaths and injuries and escalating conflicts between countries, there is a strong need to manage complex battlefield injuries by preventing further deterioration and accelerating the repair of damaged tissues.
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1952
The people of a democracy must bear individually the responsibility of government, for, lacking a class of ruling professionals, our nation of necessity is one "of the people, by the people, and for the people." Yet altogether too often do we cast off this inherent responsibility and shrug our mental shoulders, disclaiming any interests in the ...
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The people of a democracy must bear individually the responsibility of government, for, lacking a class of ruling professionals, our nation of necessity is one "of the people, by the people, and for the people." Yet altogether too often do we cast off this inherent responsibility and shrug our mental shoulders, disclaiming any interests in the ...
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2018
Chapter 7 (“Military Medicine”) illustrates war’s long history of functioning as a pragmatic training ground for physicians, especially surgeons, was well as a giant field trial for developing, testing, and refining medical advances. The images included in this chapter transport the reader from the first aid stations of imperial Rome to the ligatures ...
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Chapter 7 (“Military Medicine”) illustrates war’s long history of functioning as a pragmatic training ground for physicians, especially surgeons, was well as a giant field trial for developing, testing, and refining medical advances. The images included in this chapter transport the reader from the first aid stations of imperial Rome to the ligatures ...
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