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Intro -- Independent Report Reviewers -- Contents -- Tables, Figures, and Boxes -- Abbreviations and Acronyms -- Summary -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Assessment of Programmatic Relevance and Impact -- 3 Targeting of New Research and Identification of Emerging Research Needs -- 4 Recommendations for Program Improvement -- Appendix A: Framework for the Review of Research Programs of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health -- Appendix B: Methods and Information Gathering -- Appendix C: Information Provided by the NIOSH Traumatic Injury Research Program -- Appendix D: NIOSH TI Research Program Draft Strategic Goals for the Future -- Appendix E: Biographical Sketches of Committee Members.

This joint reissue comprises two works on military medicine, providing instruction on the treatment of ailments common to soldiers, and methods for preventing their occurrence. The title work, written by Charles Alexander Gordon (1821–99) and published in 1873, is followed by A Guide to Health for the Use of Soldiers by fellow surgeon R. C. Eaton (1842–1902), which first appeared in 1890. Intended to be read by infantrymen and officers, both works offer succinct and practical advice on topics ranging from malaria to drunkenness. The texts take slightly different approaches in their presentation of advice: Gordon adopts a crisp and formal style, while Eaton incorporates instructive medical facts in his brief yet fluent explanations. Together, the works provide an effective exposition of problems and practicalities that would assume tremendous significance decades later in the trenches of the First World War

First published in 1906 under title: A complete handbook for the hospital corps. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Considers (72) H.R. 11181, (72) H.R. 11498. ; Committee Serial No. 14. Considers legislation to increase railroad employers liability in employee injury claims. ; Record is based on bibliographic data in CIS US Congressional Committee Hearings Index. Reuse except for individual research requires license from Congressional Information Service, Inc. ; Indexed in CIS US Congressional Committee Hearings Index Part III ; Considers (72) H.R. 11181, (72) H.R. 11498. ; Committee Serial No. 14. Considers legislation to increase railroad employers liability in employee injury claims. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Vaccine Supply and Innovation -- Copyright -- Preface -- Contents -- Vaccine Supply and Innovation -- 1 Summary -- OVERVIEW -- VACCINE AVAILABILITY: MAJOR BARRIERS AND IMPEDIMENTS -- Impediments to Vaccine Innovation -- ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE VACCINE INDUSTRY -- VACCINE INJURY -- THE LEGAL SITUATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES -- CONSEQUENCES OF THE STATE OF VACCINE INJURY LIABILITY LAW FOR VACCINE PRODUCTION AND INNOVATION -- A NATIONAL VACCINE COMMISSION -- COMPENSATION AND LIABILITY FOR VACCINE-RELATED INJURY -- 2 Vaccines: Past, Present, and Future -- TYPES OF IMMUNIZATION -- HISTORY OF IMMUNIZATION -- THE PRESENT -- Development of Vaccines and Recommendations for Vaccine Use -- THE FUTURE -- REFERENCES AND NOTES -- 3 Vaccine Availability: Concerns, Barriers, and Impediments -- CONCERNS ABOUT THE CURRENT SITUATION -- Supply -- Stockpiling of Vaccines -- Problems with Sole Reliance on Foreign Manufacturers -- Federal Action to Ensure Vaccine Supply -- BARRIERS AND IMPEDIMENTS TO VACCINE INNOVATION -- Identification of Need and Establishing Priorities -- Establishing the Technical Feasibility of Vaccine Development -- Economic Disincentives to Innovation and Production -- Factors Influencing the Market for Vaccines -- VACCINE UTILIZATION -- System Factors -- Client Factors -- Provider Factors -- CONCLUSIONS -- Barriers and Impediments to Vaccine Innovation -- REFERENCES AND NOTES -- 4 Economic Aspects of Vaccine Innovation and Manufacturing -- POTENTIAL CAUSES OF INDUSTRY DECLINE -- Property Rights and Innovation -- Regulation -- Market Size -- Liability and Risk -- DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS -- The Market and Participants -- Pricing -- Research and Development -- CONCLUSIONS -- REFERENCES AND NOTES -- 5 Vaccine Injury -- The Pertussis Controversy -- Identifying Individuals at High Risk of Adverse Effects -- VACCINES USED IN CHILDHOOD.