Security and Defense Medicine in a New Age of PolicyBy Michael R. HetzlerSecurity and defense medicine is about to shift into high gear, or instead, it should. Strategic competition is the most recent, and likely the primary, policy to be educated and directed. We must consider, evolve, and embrace an idea of strategic medicine to support strategic goals. Contract medicine, allied medicine, nongovernmental medicine, host nation medicine, and offset medicine all must be assessed and developed for needed battlefield effects. These new security policies, ultimately, can be described as the human domain.

Source: Wall Street Journal July 19, 2023 14:47 UTC