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Volume 30 Number 2

April 2022

In this issue

Peer-reviewed research, commentary and history from across military and veterans’ health.

Editorial – Guest Editorial – Associate Professor Martin Richardson

Fellow readers of JMVH, I would like to welcome you back to the face-to-face fold. It was great to see so many of you at our recent AMMA 2021 in…

An Overview to Military Medical Ethics

This paper provides an overview of military medical ethics (MME). It intends to inform military medical professionals on the breadth of the subject, including important subordinate topics, in preparation for…

Agent Orange Reviewed: Potential Role in Peripheral Neuropathy and Neurodegeneration

Agent Orange, a dioxin-containing toxin, was used as a herbicide during the Vietnam War. Agent Orange exposure was initially linked to congenital disabilities among Vietnamese civilians residing near aerially sprayed…

Malaria During Special Forces Operations in the Indo-Pacific Region During the Second World War

Although Special Forces may expect high casualty rates, such highly-trained soldiers cannot afford infectious disease losses. During World War II, malaria often determined the extent of special operations simply by…

Conference Abstracts

“All In The Same Boat; Beginning To Row In The Same Direction”– Lessons Learned Through Qualitative Community Consultation Evaluating the Impact of Lived Experience in a Mental Health Service A…

Poster Presentations

Potential application of innovative, topical, multimodal pain relief in situations associated with military combat and mass disasters Research activity in the Dept of Clinical Studies and Surveillance, ADFMIDI Role of…