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Cardiovascular diseases constitute a significant portion of the deployed military physician's workload and remain a major threat to the health and effectiveness of the Armed Forces.
Provides an overview of cardiovascular disease as a significant component of non-battle injuries in military populations.
Disease and non-battle injury have always plagued military campaigns and continue to present a major threat to the health and military effectiveness of the Armed Forces. Within this broad categorisation, diseases of the heart form a significant part of the workload of the deployed physician with
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Wilson et al. (2015) studied this question. Cardiovascular diseases constitute a significant portion of the deployed military physician's workload and remain a major threat to the health and effectiveness of the Armed Forces.
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