The much awaited Chilcot report focused on the legitimacy of the UK going to war in Iraq. But the UK citizens most directly affected by the war were members of the armed forces and their families. A total of 179 British service personnel were killed in the conflict, and manymore received life changing physical and mental injuries. TheMinistry Of Defence reports a total of 5970 casualties, inclu...

Compatriots revere soldiers for their willingness to put life on the line serving nation. They deserve be admired, given power endure hardships of battlegrounds. Experts say that war veterans often show signs traumatic disorders. It can seen in messages expressed social media by these individuals. In this research, we leveraged tweets gain insights into sentiments veterans. We examined elements...

Although the so-called Cold War may now be a thing of the past, the health ramifications of the nuclear arms buildup during the Cold War are far from being over. During the years 1945-1962, the Atomic Energy Commission carried out about 235 atmospheric nuclear tests. Many of the above-ground nuclear weapons tests, including more than 100 between 1951 and 1958, were carried out at the Nevada tes...

which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Spinal injuries have been known since antiquity and until the 20 th century, carried an inevitable fatal prognosis. Patients died either immediately from their intercurrent injuries and acute fulminating urinary tract infections, or they died in the following weeks from ch...

The children and grandchildren ofsurvivors may also be affected We have known for centuries that traumatic events, physical or mental, have a profound and often lasting effect on the personality. Yet somehow we keep forgetting this phenomenon: it has been rediscovered, redescribed, and renamed by each generation. War reminds us forcibly of the facts. In the past 100 years, the immediate impact ...