The article sets out the views on the causes of the incidence of various categories of military personnel with acute respiratory infections of the upper respiratory tract (hereinafter – ARI URT), as having the greatest military and epidemiological significance for almost all military contingents.According to the results of a study of literature data, two groups of reasons for the formation of the incidence of acute respiratory infections of the airborne diseases are identified: external (associated with the exposure of military personnel to specific factors of military service) and internal (associated with the characteristics of individual susceptibility to this group of infections).Based on the results of a retrospective epidemiological a...
BACKGROUND: Historically, respiratory infections have had a significant impact on U.S. military miss...
Research Work Unit MRO4101.OOA-6004. The vie-.s ijhesented are those of the authors and do not rpe&a...
Emerging respiratory disease agents, increased antibiotic resistance, and the loss of effective vacc...
The article deals with an analysis of the literature on acute tonsillitis in military personnel and ...
SummaryBackgroundAcute respiratory tract infections (RTIs) are an important cause of morbidity in th...
Summary: Background: Acute respiratory tract infections (RTIs) are an important cause of morbidity ...
Purpose: to study the structure of urgent conditions of servicemen with combat injuries and diseases...
The article presents a review of the literature about the etiological structure of respiratory infec...
After 25 years of successful control through immunization, respiratory infections due to adenoviruse...
Objective. To establish the priorities and importance of the prevalence of diseases among teenage yo...
T H E recent emphasis by many observers that upper respiratory infections constitute a very importan...
Historically, respiratory infections have had a significant impact on U.S. military missions. Deploy...
The article describes action of the Infectious Diseases Service of the Armed Forces in national bios...
BACKGROUND: The impact of deployment to combat zones on the respiratory and sinonasal health of U.S....
Abstract Background Respiratory illnesses have been identified as a significant factor leading to lo...
BACKGROUND: Historically, respiratory infections have had a significant impact on U.S. military miss...
Research Work Unit MRO4101.OOA-6004. The vie-.s ijhesented are those of the authors and do not rpe&a...
Emerging respiratory disease agents, increased antibiotic resistance, and the loss of effective vacc...
The article deals with an analysis of the literature on acute tonsillitis in military personnel and ...
SummaryBackgroundAcute respiratory tract infections (RTIs) are an important cause of morbidity in th...
Summary: Background: Acute respiratory tract infections (RTIs) are an important cause of morbidity ...
Purpose: to study the structure of urgent conditions of servicemen with combat injuries and diseases...
The article presents a review of the literature about the etiological structure of respiratory infec...
After 25 years of successful control through immunization, respiratory infections due to adenoviruse...
Objective. To establish the priorities and importance of the prevalence of diseases among teenage yo...
T H E recent emphasis by many observers that upper respiratory infections constitute a very importan...
Historically, respiratory infections have had a significant impact on U.S. military missions. Deploy...
The article describes action of the Infectious Diseases Service of the Armed Forces in national bios...
BACKGROUND: The impact of deployment to combat zones on the respiratory and sinonasal health of U.S....
Abstract Background Respiratory illnesses have been identified as a significant factor leading to lo...
BACKGROUND: Historically, respiratory infections have had a significant impact on U.S. military miss...
Research Work Unit MRO4101.OOA-6004. The vie-.s ijhesented are those of the authors and do not rpe&a...
Emerging respiratory disease agents, increased antibiotic resistance, and the loss of effective vacc...