Casualties of war

Liver Injuries in Imposed War Casualties

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Environmental casualties of the war on drugs.

C hemical control methods against illicit drug crops in producer countries have long been a fixture of the 20-year U.S. war on drugs. In 1998, President Bill Clinton unveiled *an unprecedented $16 billion antidrug initiative that induded a generous allotment for applying herbicides to crops in drug-producing nations. The U.S. initiative follows protocols outlined in the 1988 United Nations (UN)...

Case management for casualties of war

Purpose: To describe how case management can improve the transition between services for returning servicemen injured in war zones who often have very complex and multiple injuries. Context: Reviews a project undertaken for the Ministry of Defence in the UK. Data sources: Case management across secondary and primary care—studies; Literature relating to care of casualties from war zones; Statist...

War Wounds and Air Raid Casualties

Articles republished from The ' British Medical Journal '. Contributed by St. J. D. Buxton, E. M. Cowell, C. Frankau, G. E. Gask, A. T. Hart, G. Jefferson, W. A. Lethem, D. D. Logan, P. H. Mitchiner, G. E. IMeligan, C. M. Page, J. Rickman, C. Seeley, G. Gordon-Taylor, J. M. Vaughan, J. M. Weddell, M. B. Wright. 1939. H. K. Lewis and Company, Limited, London. Pp. xii plus 256. Illustrated. Price...

Penicillin: early trials in war casualties.