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ISSN:2633-3767

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Andrew David Fisher,M D April,J M Gurney et al. Andrew David Fisher et al.
Introduction: Emergency resuscitative thoracotomy (ERT) is a resource-intensive procedure that can deplete a combat surgical team's supply and divert attention from casualties with more survivable injuries. An understandi...
Nicola C Armstrong,S A Rodrigues,K M Gruevski et al. Nicola C Armstrong et al.
The development of inclusive equipment and clothing is a priority across national defence departments that are part of The Technical Cooperation Programme. As such, a collaborative effort has been established to inform the development of cl...
Houyu Zhao,Y Wen,K Liang et al. Houyu Zhao et al.
Introduction: Special operation diving is becoming increasingly prevalent but has received less attention. The anxiety profile in special operation divers and its influencing factors remain unclear, posing great challenge...
Matilda Saleby,L Ahlinder,M Schüler et al. Matilda Saleby et al.
Introduction: Historically, diseases and non-battle injuries (DNBI) typically stand for 70%‒95% of all medical events during military missions. There is, however, no comprehensive compilation of medical statistics for Sw...
Stuart Jon Armstrong,K King,G Steventon Stuart Jon Armstrong
Proteins control individual patient's response to pharmaceutical medication, be they receptors, transporters or enzymes. These proteins are under the control of genes. The study of these genes and the interplay between multiple genes is pha...
Louise Morgan,C Hooks,M Fossey et al. Louise Morgan et al.
Introduction: Women make up almost 14% of the UK's veteran population; however, little is known about female veterans' physical health and experiences of accessing healthcare after military service. As part of a qualitati...
Neanne Bennett,E Lawrence-Wood,A McFarlane Neanne Bennett
Introduction: In military populations, the potential for under-reporting of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) symptoms and challenges in recognising early changes can make it difficult to detect an emerging disorder. ...