The students got to practice medical care on their mac patients, while the C17 was still in the air. As one trainee said “Feeling the sways & stuff
like that prepares me for a real life situation. I was surprised on how
comparable it was to a real world scenario and how hard it is for communication
with your crew members and teammates. Be flexible and trouble-shoot as we go.
It’s a good way to train for a real life scenario”.
This type of training is a lot more crutial for the pacific. Where these doctors will often fly to remote locations & deal with an extensive variety
of injuries. Many times we’ll have issues such as a tsunami or a hurricane that
will affect those patients and they can bring care on board the medical air
transport flight. The training truly is joint bringing together students from
the navy, air force and army. As well as bringing in more students from other
countries like Thailand and Australia.
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" FILE - This Thursday, June 26, 2008 file photo shows a developer solution vial, left, and test device, right, for an oral rapid HIV test at a medical
center in the Bronx borough of New York. According to government estimates
released Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2016, for the average American, the odds of an HIV
infection is 1 in 99 and has been declining. But the risk varies widely for
different groups. (AP PhotoTina Fineberg)
NEW YORK (AP) ? About half of gay and bisexual black men will be diagnosed with the AIDS virus in their lifetime, according to new government estimates.
Overall, for the average American, the odds of an HIV infection is 1 in 99 and has been declining.
But the risk varies widely for different groups. For example, the projection is 1 in 2 for gay black men but fewer than 1 in 2,500 for heterosexual white
men.
""The differences are stark,"" said Dr. Jonathan Mermin of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The CDC released the estimates at a Boston
medical conference on Tuesday.
HIV, or human immunodeficiency virus, is spread mainly through sex and sharing needles for injecting drugs. In the U.S., infections have long been most
common in men who have sex with men. Since AIDS was first identified more than
30 years ago, medicines have changed it from a death sentence to a chronic
threat.
The report provides an unusually vivid picture of what's been happening with HIV infections. The estimates were calculated from HIV diagnosis and death
figures from 2009 through 2013.
New HIV infections have been falling in the United States, to about 40,000 annually. A disproportionately large share ? about 10,000 cases ? has been in
gay and bisexual black men. That number has been holding steady while infections
in other groups have fallen.
The lifetime risk of HIV has also has been declining. Several years ago, the CDC put that estimate at less than 1 in 78 for all Americans. It fell about 20
percent, to 1 in 99, and dropped for both men and women. That suggests
prevention efforts are paying off, Mermin said.
The earlier estimate was based on 33 states; the new report covers all 50 states and the District of Columbia. That allowed the agency ? for the first
time ? to calculate lifetime risk for specific groups, like gay black men, and
for states.
Findings include:
?Based on geography, the chances of being diagnosed with HIV is highest in Washington, D.C., and Southern states like Georgia, Florida, Louisiana and
Maryland.
?The risk is lowest in North Dakota. One in 670 residents of that state will be diagnosed with HIV, compared to about 1 in 50 in Maryland and Georgia.
?Gay and bisexual men have the highest risk, but there are racial differences within that group. For gay white men it's about 1 in 11 ? a significantly
smaller proportion than the estimate for blacks and Hispanics.
?Among heterosexuals, blacks are far more likely to be infected than other racial groups. For example, 1 in 49 black women compared to 1 in 1,083 white
women.
" Quantity and quality of sensual activity are sometimes related, and there is definitely a threshold of frequency for each individual that is necessary to
maintain sensual happiness. But can the frequency of a man’s sensual activity
have other benefits beyond helping to maintain that all-important male organ
health? Interestingly enough, recent evidence suggests there may be a link
between sensual activity and memory – and the link seems to be positive.
Good sensual activity, good memory
People often talk about “mind-blowing sensual activity,” but some scientists think intimacy has the
opposite literal result – it makes it easier to remember things. How
so?
As with so many things involving science, it all starts with animal studies. A study published in 2013 looked at rats and
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