Comparison of Musculoskeletal Injury and Behavioral Health Diagnoses Among U.S. Army Active Duty Servicewomen in Ground Combat and Non-Ground Combat Military Occupational Specialties.
Kimberley J PhillipsAmanda BanaagLeeAnne C LynchHongyan WuMiranda Lynn JanvrinTracey Pérez KoehlmoosPublished in: Military medicine (2022)
With the increasing focus on soldier medical readiness in today's U.S. Army, the health of all soldiers is of paramount concern to command groups, unit leaders, and individual soldiers. The integration of women into ground combat military occupational specialties is a relatively new program; further longitudinal research of these groups should follow, focusing on their progression and improvement in soldier readiness, overall health, and the well-being of all servicewomen.