Explore articles addressing war-related medicine, including disaster preparedness, mass casualty events, management of blunt and penetrating trauma, and PTSD.
This qualitative study examines moral injury and distress among US military surgeons deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan during periods of high casualty volumes through a mixed-methods approach.
In this Viewpoint, authors from Physicians for Human Rights and the Ukrainian Healthcare Center present findings from a joint report documenting the attacks on health care workers and facilities as a weapon of war in the Russian war with Ukraine.
This Medical News article discusses the total collapse of health care systems in Ethiopia during a 2-year armed conflict.
This quality improvement study describes the development and implementation of a multimodal trauma critical care knowledge-exchange platform during the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and evaluates the reach of this intervention, together with participant engagement and satisfaction.
This randomized clinical trial assesses the efficacy of 2 prolonged exposure outpatient treatments for combat-related posttraumatic stress disorder.
This essay urges action in the aftermath of a war that destroyed the health care system, specifically women cervical cancer screening and treatment, in Tigray.
This cross-sectional study evaluates how the risks of firearm-related death and injury among young adult males living in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and Philadelphia compare with those encountered by military service members in Iraq and Afghanistan.
This Viewpoint discusses the potential for use of nonconventional warfare threats (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives) in the conflict in Ukraine and how health care professionals need to recognize and respond to these threats.
This Medical News article discusses increasing global food insecurity linked to political conflict and climate change.
This randomized clinical trial of veterans with Gulf War illness examines whether problem-solving treatment is efficacious in reducing disability and problem-solving impairment.
This cross-sectional study investigates sales of over-the-counter iodine-containing drugs in 20 European countries between January 2021 and March 2022.
This cross-sectional study develops and validates a model to estimate risk of inability to manage noncommunicable diseases in older Syrian refugees in Lebanon.
This cohort study evaluates the association between war zone–related stress and alterations in limbic gray matter microstructure in a group of veterans from the US.
This Viewpoint discusses the ethical challenges faced by oncology researchers during the war in Ukraine.
This cohort study investigates the prevalence of problematic anger during the military-to-civilian transition period and the association of problematic anger with adjustment to civilian life among US military service members.
This cross-sectional study assesses the mental health of adolescents in Afghanistan and evaluates their risk of having a psychiatric disorder by age and sex.
This cohort study assesses the association between receiving a mental health diagnosis prior to enlistment and medically documented suicide attempt among current US Army soldiers who have not received a mental health diagnosis during their service.
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