From Didactics to Disasters: Unveiling CBRNE and Counter-Terrorism Medicine Training in US Medical Schools
- Joshua Lane; Derrick Tin; Ameena Ali; Gregory Ciottone
 
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                The article discusses the increasing threat of CBRNe terrorist attacks and the importance of rapid and effective medical responses. It highlights the need for medical counter-measures training early in physician education across all specialties. The study examined US medical school curriculums and found that only 9.8% offered content related to CBRNe and terrorist counter-measures, despite legislative calls for prioritizing this education post-9/11. The conclusion emphasizes the need to enhance education on CBRNe events starting in medical school to better prepare all physicians for future attacks, regardless of their specialty. Key terms include CBRN, CBRNe, counter-terrorism medicine, medical education, and terror medicine.
              
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