All Episodes

E53: Treating combat-related Posttraumatic Stress Disorder using Therapeutic Fly-Fishing with EMDR (TF-EMDR) by A Parmenter

E52: Load Carriage and the Female Soldier by Venerina Johnson

E51: History of Tuberculosis. Part 2 – the Sanatoria and the Discoveries of the Tubercle Bacillus by John Frith

E50: Casualties in Australian Military and Indigenous Para-Military Units in Papua New Guinea during the Second World War by G Dennis Shanks

E49: A SHORT LIFE RICH IN IMAGES: New Records of the Life of John Kirkpatrick (1892-1915) Simpson of the Australian Army Medical Corps by John Pearn

E48: "Air travel and pregnancy – with reference to obstetric and perinatal aeromedical retrieval" by Jeffrey Stephensen

E47: Military Effectiveness of Five Dietary Supplements Purported to Aid Cognitive and Physical Performance by Bradley Baker

E46: Pacific Island Societies Destabilised by Infectious Diseases by G Dennis Shanks

E45: Glimpses of future battlefield medicine – the proliferation of robotic surgeons and unmanned vehicles and technologies by Gary Martinic

E44: War-Related Dysentery Epidemics in the Australian Army by G Dennis Shanks

E43: Does Current Policy Support Reproductive Health of Australian Defence Force Veterans? A Review of Australian Defence Force Policy by Rachelle Warner

E42: Intrinsic and External Factors and Influences on the Motivation of Suicide Attackers by Gregor Bruce

E41: Psychological Screening in the Australian Defence Force: An Historical and Contemporary Analysis of what Works by Kylie Tuppin

E40: Poppy Seed and Prohibited Drug Testing by Ross Mills

E39: The neurophysiologic aspects of G-induced loss of consciousness (G-LOC) by David G Newman

E38: Innovations from the Battlefield: Tourniquets by Dominic Maher

E37: Antimalarial Drug Supply Issues during the Second World War by G. Dennis Shanks

E36: Effects of deployment on mental health in modern military forces: A review of longitudinal studies by Peter Nasveld

E35: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Killing in Combat: A Review of Existing Literature by Vicky Aldridge

E34: The History of Plague Pt 2. The discoveries of the plague Bacillus and its Vector by John Frith.

E33: Agent Orange Reviewed: Potential Role in Peripheral Neuropathy and Neurodegeneration

E32: Effects of Penthrox® (methoxyflurane) as an analgesic on cardiovascular and respiratory functions in the pre-hospital setting

E31: From Milites Medici to Army Medics – A two thousand year tradition of military medicine By Robb Wesselingh

E29: The Australian Army’s Two ‘Traditional’ Diseases: Gonorrhea and Syphilis — A Military-Medical History During the Twentieth Century by Ian Howie-Willis

E28: Comparing PTSD Among Returning War Veterans by Wayne Kinney

E27: Musculoskeletal Injury and Physical Fitness Across US Army Occupational Specialties by Tyson Grier

E26: A Review of Art Therapy Among Military Service Members and Veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder by Jeremy Ramirez

E25: CHEMICAL AGENTS Contact Poisons: A Brief Touch

E24: Fast women: Or why women who fly high performance aircraft are fast but not loose by Tracy Smart

E23: Antibacterial Warfare: The Production of Natural Penicillin and the Search for Synthetic Penicillin During the Second World War by Bruce Short

A History of Australian Navy Health Officer Uniforms and Ranks (Part One)

A History of Australian Navy Health Officer Uniforms and Ranks (Part Two)

A History of Australian Navy Health Sailor Uniforms and Ranks (Part 3)

Warfare, Ships and Medicine in Ancient Egypt and Greece

Viking Warfare, Ships and Medicine

English Medieval Ships, Warfare and Medicine

E22: DDT and Silent Spring: Fifty years after

E21: Arsenic – the “Poison of Kings” and the “Saviour of Syphilis”

E20: The Psychological Adjustment Experience of Reintegration Following Discharge from Military Service: A Systematic Review

E19: Florence Nightingale

E18: The Menstrual Cycle and Vision: The Eye is a Gender Specific and Hormonally Sensitive Target Organ

E17: History of Tuberculosis. Part 1 – Phthisis, consumption and the White Plague

E16: MUNITIONS – Thermobaric Munitions and their Medical Effects!

E15: Stalingrad: The Hinge of History—How Hitler’s hubris led to the defeat of the Sixth Army

E14: Experiences of a Prisoner of a War: World War 2 in Germany by Eric Stephenson

E13: Syphilis – Its early history and Treatment until Penicillin and the Debate on its Origins by John Frith

E12: Military ‘live tissue trauma training’ using animals in the US by Gary Martinic

E11: Roman Warfare, Ships and Medicine by Neil Westphalen

E10: Case Report of a Former Soldier Using TRE (Tension/Trauma Releasing Exercises) For PostTraumatic Stress Disorder Self-Care By R Heath and J Beattie

E8: The History of Plague – Part 1. The Three Great Pandemics by John Frith

E9: Definition of Terrorism – Social and Political Effects by Gregor Bruce

E7: Saint Longinus at the Cross – A Veteran’s Story by Murray James Davies

E6: Incidences and Trends of Cardiovascular Determinants and Diagnoses in Active Duty Service Members by Sophie Rose Vincent , Michael Anthony Schlenk , Kristin Alyssa Horan and Brian Alexander Moore

E5: Endurance, Courage and Care The Kokoda Campaign of Captain Alan Watson and the 24th Field Ambulance by Barry Reed

E4: The medical effects of non-lethal weapons. A review by Andrew Robertson

E3: The Australian Defence Force Medical Specialist Program: Past, Present and Future by A J Mahoney, M Reade, I Young, B Butson, A Storey, K Bender

Author Interview - Neil Westphalen

Centenary of the Air Force