Medical challenges of women combatants: Looking to the future

Mathai, Sheila; Kalra, Ravi

doi:10.4103/jmms.jmms_37_18

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“…Statistics show that female combatants have a higher incidence of medical problems than their male counterparts. Many of these problems are unique to their gender, physical attributes, and physiology (Mathai & Kalra, 2018). Moreover, ethical issues and challenges are part and parcel of the practice of medicine (Pingree et al, 2020).…”

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Combatants’ issues and prospects in modern medical law under pandemic and post-pandemic conditions

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Voznyk

et al. 2022

Rev. Cient. Gen. José María Córdova

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. This article aims to identify the current issues affecting armed conflict participants and their prospects within modern medical law in pandemic and post-pandemic times. Theoretical foundations, supported by the dialectical method, were used to study and outline the current international humanitarian law and modern medical law problems challenging combatants. The formal legal and comparative methods abetted suggesting directions for the combatants’ medical and human rights to rehabilitation in a context of global changes and social transformations in pandemic and post-pandemic times. Ultimately, combatants’ interrelated challenges and prospects in these times involve financial, social, medical, and legal components requiring modernizing the rehabilitation system. Thus, an effective policy regarding participants in hostilities will ensure a common national policy that protects every member of society.

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“…Also, there are several issues regarding women combatants and women in the military serving in theaters of war that need deliberation. Of these issues, medical problems are a significant component (Mathai & Kalra, 2018).…”

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