Armed military robots: editorial

Inaugural editorial: Military Medical Research

Military medicine is one of the most innovative part of human civilization. Along with the rapid development of medicine and advances in military techniques, military medicine has become the focus and intersection of new knowledge and new technologies. Innovation and development within military medicine are always ongoing, with a long and challenging path ahead. The establishment of "Military M...

Editorial: Auditory injury – A military perspective

Triage in Military Medicine- Challenges and Approaches: Editorial

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Armed forces worried as physicians flee from military life.

The Canadian Armed Forces, which has already been forced to take steps to retain its highly trained pilots because of stiff competition from civilian airlines, is now fighting to keep its uniformed family physicians. The decline in retention is so serious the military has been forced to eye new strategies to recruit and retain medical officers. Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Flaman, second-in-command...

Military and civilian burn injuries during armed conflicts.

Burn injury is a ubiquitous threat in the military environment, and war burns have been described for more than 5,000 years of written history. Fire was probably utilized as a weapon long before that. With the ever-increasing destructive power and efficiency of modern weapons, casualties, both fatal and non-fatal, are reaching new highs, particularly among civilians who are becoming the major w...