The challenges of battlefield medicine are about to change for Western allied nations, now that the focus of threats has migrated to China, Russia, Iran and North
Loneliness, isolation and interruptions in health-care services due to the COVID-19 pandemic have all contributed to a mental health toll on veterans. In the
An explosion of knowledge has occurred since the Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research was founded a little more than a decade ago.
Medical breakthroughs are a sad irony of great wars, no less the war on COVID-19. Humanity will be better prepared to deal with the threat. Hundreds
Whether buying time or giving it time, the clock and calendar measure the success of military medics and physicians. Medics feverishly work against the clock
In May, Canadians will be asked to fill in a census question important to every veteran and serving military member—and their families. “Has this person
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Canadian sailors had limited to no experience in boarding potentially hostile ships at sea when they embarked on their mission to the Persian Gulf in
In the summer of 1941, Nazi Germany launched an invasion on the Soviet Union, despite a non-aggression pact signed by the two countries in
The last thing Corporal Sean Teal said to Warrant Officer Rick Nolan was: “Do you want a Life Saver?” Before Nolan could reply, a rocket-propelled
The bells that rang out across allied nations after the First World War ended what for many had been a four-year silence enforced by regulation
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