Army Medicine: From Leeches to Lasers - Part 2 at National Army Museum
Overview
Examine the fascinating history of army medicine and its evolution from leeches to lasers in two unmissable in-depth speaking events. Our second event brings us up to the modern day, where contemporary medical advancements have secured the greatest survival rates in the history of warfare. These talks will explore the synergy of medical and military advancements, from Improvised Explosive Devices to the introduction of personal tourniquets and the 'golden hour'.
Practical Information
2 March 2013
Venue Details & Map
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