Modern Medicine and Surgery: Physics and War_ Crimson Publishers
Modern Medicine and Surgery: Physics and War by Simon Raymond* in
Crimson Publishers: Annals of Medicine and Surgery
This publication discusses recent research by the
current author. There are both aspects of research in that some is able to be
viewed as clinically relevant already such as the new generation immunization
program (References ) and the need to check mind related programs (Example I)
that have occurred during the war type climate to ensure they provide the
quality information that medical research funding agencies expect when used on
the description of medical research. and some is in some ways futuristic but
still able to be understood as perhaps coming into clinical relevance including
the increasing consideration of the need to distinguish a difference (and
whether there is a difference) between micro-organism awareness and that of a
macro-being and why it should (if it should) still be viewed as appropriate for
doctors to use antimicrobials. Furthermore, protection measures in a clinical
setting such as measuring the weight of patients to ensure that during the
period of uncertainty there is the intention displayed to be treating a
macro-being and only targeting micro-organisms in terms of the use of
antimicrobials until it is better ascertained as to the topic above regarding
clarity as to whether there is continued appropriateness in prescribing antimicrobials
with a material difference to that of war and military type attacks on enemies.
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