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<div>Navy Medicine Vol. 104 No. 5 Fall 2012</div><div><br></div><div>4 Admiral's Call<br></div><div>6 Force Notes</div><div>8 From the Baltic Sea to the Dead Sea</div><div>10 Forging Collaboration</div><div>18 SERVICE MEMBER OF THE YEAR</div><div>18 'Docs' Brush Up on Preventive Medicine</div><div>20 TIE GREAT ESCAPE</div><div>22 CORPSMEN TRAIN DOWN UNDER</div><div>24 Navy Medicine Training Headquarters Officially Opens at Fort Sam Houston</div><div>28 Emergency Department Grand Opening</div><div>28 The Adverse Effects of Bath Salts</div><div>30 DROPS OF BLUE IN A SEA OF GREEN</div><div>32 NAVY SG VISITS WOUNDED SAILORS &amp; MARINES</div><div>36 SHARED SERVICES ENHANCED CARE</div><div>38 Standardizing Electronic Health Records</div><div>40 TAKING CARE OF FAMILIES</div><div>44 Training Warfightes to Help Others Heal</div><div>46 Idaho Twins Unite in Combat Zone</div><div>47 SAILOR OF THE SANDS PROVIDES CARE IN AFGHANISTAN</div><div>48 INNOVATIONS/R&amp;D<br></div><div>52 A Look Back</div>
<br>Subjects: Navy Medicine magazine; Independent duty corpsmen; hospital corpsmen; Afghanistan; War of 1812; bath salts</div>
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