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Medical Issues for Women Warriors on Deployment

Coeditor of Women at War, COL Naclerio, discusses the changing dynamics for women in the military and the sometimes simple solutions to support active-duty service women.


 

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Federal Practitioner talked with COL Anne L. Naclerio, MD, MPH, U.S. Army Europe deputy surgeon general, about her role in editing Women at War, the first full length book on female service members in combat.

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In addition to editing the volume, COL Naclerio wrote a chapter focused on medical issues for women warriors on deployment, which lays out some unanticipated challenges and potential solutions.

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1:00 Women in combat positions

3:06 Need for more research

4:09 Health education

5:07 Challenges for women soldiers

8:18 Contraception

10:36 Unintended pregnancy

12:30 Women's Health Task Force

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