Annex E. International Armaments Strategy Table E.III-9. Medical Science
| MEDICAL SCIENCE | UNITED KINGDOM | FRANCE | GERMANY | OTHER COUNTRIES | JAPAN | PACIFIC RIM | FSU |
| Infectious Diseases | a,b,c,d,e |
a,b,c,d,e |
a,b,c,d,e |
a,b,c,e |
China b,c |
a,b,c |
|
| Combat Casualty Care | a,b,c |
a,b,c |
a,b,c |
a,b a,b,c a,b,c a,b,c, |
a,b |
China a,b |
b,c |
| Army Operational Medicine | a,b,c |
a,c |
a,b,c |
a,c a,b,c |
c |
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| Medical Biological Defense | a,b,c,d |
a,b,c,d |
a,b,c,d |
Sweden |
a,b,c,d |
Taiwan d |
d |
Infectious Diseases
- a: Human genome and Desease Susceptibility; b: non-peptide antivirals;
c: rapid diagnosis; d: vaccines; e: delivery of vaccines post exposure
Combat Casualty Care - a: manage acute trauma shock ( blood loss, CNS change
and perfusion); b: pharmacology of wound healing and CNS injury repair;
c: containment of personnel and equipment after exposure (containment pods
and telemedicare)
Army Operational Medicine - a: biomarkers for toxicant exposure (GST, P450,
acute phase proteins); b: nutrient additives; c: countermeasure to intense
noise
Medical Biological Defense - a; immune response enhancers (interferon,
interlukin); b: intracellular transport molecules (M protein); c: block
viral docking and replication; d: enhance uptake of drugs to cells (Botox)