Warfare Concept

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• A Mathematical Model of Evolutionary Pressures Regulating Self-Preservation and Self-Destruction  Academic Article
• Can medicine prevent war?  Academic Article
• Combination antiretroviral therapy in population affected by conflict: outcomes from large cohort in northern Uganda  Academic Article
• Comparing posttraumatic stress disorder's symptom structure between deployed and nondeployed veterans.  Academic Article
• Counting the Dead in a Decade of Conflict and Controversy  Academic Article
• Did the post war repatriation of Lebanese physicians drive recent Lebanese medical graduates to emigrate? An observational study  Academic Article
• Eradicating war is essential to eliminate poverty and improve health  Academic Article
• Forensic archaeology, forensic anthropology and Human Rights in Europe  Academic Article
• HIV in Nepal: Is the Violent Conflict Fuelling the Epidemic?  Academic Article
• Health Care Workers in Danger Zones: A Special Report on Safety and Security in a Changing Environment  Academic Article
• Health Care Workers in the setting of the “Arab Spring”: a scoping review for the Lancet-AUB Commission on Syria  Academic Article
• Health and peace: time for a new discipline  Academic Article
• Health workers and the weaponisation of health care in Syria: a preliminary inquiry for The Lancet –American University of Beirut Commission on Syria  Academic Article
• Health-related Quality of life of Gaza Palestinians in the aftermath of the winter 2008-09 Israeli attack on the Strip  Academic Article
• Impact of Killing in War: A Randomized, Controlled Pilot Trial  Academic Article
• In This Issue/Abstract Thinking: Trauma and the Mind-Body Connection  Academic Article
• Initial Experience of US Marine Corps Forward Resuscitative Surgical System During Operation Iraqi Freedom  Academic Article
• Interference, intimidation, and measuring mortality in war  Academic Article
• Major depression and external stressors: the Lebanon Wars  Academic Article
• Neglected diseases, civil conflicts, and the right to health  Academic Article
• Pathways linking war and displacement to parenting and child adjustment: A qualitative study with Syrian refugees in Lebanon  Academic Article
• Patterns of Disease among World War II Prisoners of the Japanese: Hunger, Weight Loss, and Deficiency Diseases in Two Camps  Academic Article
• Predictors of Mortality in Close Proximity Blast Injuries During Operation Iraqi Freedom  Academic Article
• Providing antiretroviral care in conflict settings  Academic Article
• Self-Care Under War Conditions  Academic Article
• Sleep and wake disturbances following traumatic brain injury  Academic Article
• Tactical Surgical Intervention With Temporary Shunting of Peripheral Vascular Trauma Sustained During Operation Iraqi Freedom: One Unit??s Experience  Academic Article
• The Effect of Anthropomorphic Test Device Lower Leg Surrogate Selection on Impact Mitigating System Evaluation in Low- and High-Rate Loading Conditions  Academic Article
• The Experience of the US Marine Corps?? Surgical Shock Trauma Platoon With 417 Operative Combat Casualties During a 12 Month Period of Operation Iraqi Freedom  Academic Article
• The McMaster- Lancet health and peace conferences  Academic Article
• The impact of conflict on HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa  Academic Article
• Tuberculosis in Somalia  Academic Article
• Veterans' Physical Health  Academic Article
• Violence-related mortality in Iraq, 2002-2006.  Academic Article
• “The Highest Type of Englishman”: Gender, War, and the Alfred the Great Commemoration of 1901  Academic Article