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Value of mefloquine chemoprophylaxis in military personnel
BMJ, 2015Gogtay and Ferner raise important issues regarding the use of mefloquine for malaria chemoprophylaxis in British military personnel.1 However, we feel that some points need clarification. Although malaria has had a major impact on British Armed Forces in the past, the last operational death of a British service person from malaria occurred in …
Andrew D, Green +3 more
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Mefloquine for malarial prophylaxis in military personnel
BMJ, 2015Not the first choice The British Army adopted mefloquine (Lariam) as its preferred drug for chemoprophylaxis against malaria in 1993. Treatment doses of mefloquine had already been reported to cause an acute brain syndrome.1 In 1996, army doctors reported a private soldier who, after six doses of mefloquine prophylaxis, saw the Grim Reaper standing ...
Nithya J, Gogtay, Robin E, Ferner
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Ineffective Military Personnel
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1974Failure to adapt in a military setting is seen as a multidimensional problem. In what has become a highly structured technologic environment, adolescents from disadvantaged backgrounds find themselves unable to compete successfully for status. The result is often frustration, increasing alienation, and lowered self-esteem, followed by ineffective ...
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Mercury excretion in military dental personnel
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1973Abstract Mercury levels were determined in the urine of seventy dentists and their assistants engaged in full-time restorative dentistry. Twenty nondental personnel were used as controls. The dental personnel were divided among six separate clinics having two basic designs. Ten morning specimens of urine were collected from each subject over a period
G C, Battistone +2 more
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The Military Personnel of Ugarit
Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 1965THE rich treasure of weapons being recovered from the mound of Ras Shamra serves to underline the importance of Ugarit's military establishment in antiquity.2 Although it was not one of the imperial giants in the Late Bronze Age, Ugarit's location and political position made it imperative that its forces be kept strong and ready.3 Such was the case ...
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Abstract The military has been described as the most engrossing and demanding institution in American society. Unique experiences of the service member include special training requirements, frequent relocations, geographic isolation from support structures, deployments, redeployments, integrating from the military to the civilian ...
Sara M. Wilson, Taylor J. Byrne
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Sara M. Wilson, Taylor J. Byrne
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Concussion in Military Personnel
2019Consider treating acute blast-related concussion patients with N-acetyl cysteine (NAC) when starting within 72 hours after injury. For more chronic issues, in addition to family members, the best collateral source may be another service member with whom the patient has served.
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Enucleation in Military Personnel
Military Medicine, 1968W D, Anderson, J W, Passmore
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Dermatophytes in Military Personnel
Military Medicine, 1973R L, Garcia, J V, VanDersarl, E W, Kraus
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Characterizing the Asthma Phenotype of Military Personnel
Military MedicineABSTRACT Introduction Asthma is the most common diagnosis in military personnel who endorse chronic dyspnea. Service members have unique occupational risk factors, and there is concern that airborne exposures in the deployed environment as well as other occupational exposures may contribute to the ...
Joshua M Boster +6 more
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