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[...] good health [...] The post Aeromedical Standards & Fitness for Flight appeared first on Go Flight Medicine. [...]

[...] Risk on the first [...] The post The NY Times Attack on Mil Med Continues appeared first on Go Flight Medicine. [...]

[...] serving as pilots dates [...] The post The USAF Pilot-Physician Program appeared first on Go Flight Medicine. [...]

[...]   Boyles’ Law  P1 x V1 = [...] The post Gas Laws in Aerospace Physiology appeared first on Go Flight Medicine. [...]

[...] Critical analysis of medical information is not unique to Aerospace Medicine or any of the other sub-categories of medicine typically covered by Go Flight Medicine (GFM) [...]

[...] (and NASA) to designate a medical doctor who has completed specialized training in aerospace medicine and has been awarded an aeronautical rating.  This contrasts with the term  [...]

[...] The niche medical specialty known as Wilderness Medicine is not officially a subset of Aerospace Medicine, but similarities abound.  Both medical disciplines focus on normal healthy patients in [...]

[...] Aerospace Medicine is essentially a subset of occupational medicine. Unlike traditional medical disciplines [...]

[...] Medicine (DiMM). This internationally recognized certification in the field of Wilderness Medicine is awarded to medical providers and paramedical professionals who have completed a [...]

[...] The niche medical specialty known as Wilderness Medicine is not officially a subset of Aerospace Medicine, but similarities abound.  Both medical [...]

[...] this piece of investigative journalism,  it is easy to suspect [...] The post A Defense of Military Medicine appeared first on Go Flight Medicine. [...]

[...] Another piece of investigative journalism slamming military medicine recently ran across the New York Times‘ headlines.  The same journalists,  Sharon LaFraniere [...]

[...] against the quality of military healthcare.  Given the timing of this piece of investigative journalism,  it is easy to suspect [...] The post A Defense of Military Medicine appeared [...]

[...] Another piece of investigative journalism slamming military medicine recently ran across the New York Times‘ headlines.  The same [...]

[...] maintenance and operational support personnel during temporary duty (TDY) deployments.  Flight surgeons play a crucial role in this process educating and medically clearing potential [...]

[...] by the Federal Aviation Association (FAA).  AME’s lack the flying requirement that flight surgeons currently enjoy.  The name’s [...] The post Why do Flight Surgeons Fly? appeared [...]