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Female service-members are serving in more complex occupational
specialties and are being deployed to combat operations,
potentially leading to increased health risks. Similar to their
male counterparts, female service-members must maintain their
medical readiness; however, they have unique health care needs that
require access to gender-specific services. This book examines the
extent that the Department of Defense's (DoDs) policies for
assessing individual medical readiness include the unique health
care issues of female service-members; the availability of health
care services for female service-members on domestic Army
installations; and the extent to which the DoD's research
organisations have identified a need for research on the specific
health care needs of female service-members who have served in
combat.
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