Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Some psychopathological and sociopsychological determinants of bloodthirstiness,1994,10,1,36-49,Frank
Psychoanalysis child abuse and war,1992,8,4,282-293,Doucet
The ethical and legal responsibilities of the medical profession in relation to torture and the implications of any form of participation by doctors in torture,1992,8,1,44-47,Lopez
War on the terraces,1986,2,3,187-194,Youngs
Preparing for war: no lessons learned,1986,2,2,103-109,Nicoll
Civil defence in the USA,1985,1,2,119-123,Roth
Civil defence in the United Kingdom,1985,1,2,115-118,Sepping
Civil defence in a nuclear disaster,1985,1,2,109-114,Kersley
Nuclear war: lessons from disaster,1985,1,2,101-108,McFarlane
Conventional war and industry,1987,3,4,223-228,Kusters
The biology of non-violence,1987,3,3,181-190,Kemp
What if a nuclear warhead explodes over a one gigawatt nuclear power reactor in France? A reappraisal of the radioactive consequences,1987,3,1,5-10,Behar
Terrorism: causes and prevention,1988,4,4,227-231,Poteliakhoff
Arms or health? Coventry and Warwickshire Medical Campaign Against Nuclear Weapons,1988,4,4,213-226,
Towards integrating the behavioural sciences to meet the threats of violence and war,1989,5,1,5-15,Hinde
Vulnerability of disabled and elderly in disasters: case-study of Israel during 'Desert Storm',1991,7,4,269-274,Eldar
International conference on the consequences of organized violence in southern Africa,1991,7,4,291-295,Broadhead
Four decades of the Medical Association for Prevention of War,1991,7,3,173-184,Poteliakhoff
The effect of war on personal aggression,1991,7,3,215-217,Lester
Statement of Madrid,1991,7,2,144-145,
'Low intensity' war and mental trauma in Nicaragua: a study in a rural community,1991,7,2,84-99,Summerfield
Human and health rights of Palestinians in the Occupied Territories. Essay review,1991,7,2,113-119,Willis
Doctors and human rights,1991,7,2,105-112,Forrest
Adaptation after torture: some thoughts on the long-term effects of surviving a repressive regime,1992,8,3,164-168,Gorst-Unsworth
Helping victims of violence in Uganda,1992,8,3,155-163,Bracken
Violence: a public health concern,1993,9,2,91-98,
Post-traumatic stress in children,1993,9,1,58-61,Piachaud
Acute cardiac effects of 'SCUD' missile attacks on a civilian population,1993,9,1,40-44,Hart
View of a war from a pathology department: Croatian experience,1993,9,1,33-39,Dmitrovic
Initial medical reception intervention and survey work in combined military and civilian humanitarian aid: operation 'Safe Haven' northern Iraq 1991,1993,9,1,24-32,Miller
Nationalities in Europe: the risk of war and medical responsibility,1993,9,4,326-333,Weerts
After the war in Nicaragua: a psychosocial study of war wounded ex-combatants,1994,10,1,4-25,Summerfield
A psychosocial vaccine against militarism,1994,10,1,26-35,Coulter
The biological hazards of plutonium,1994,10,2,106-126,Freeman
British atomic tests in Australia,1994,10,3,195-206,Suter
Medical psychological and social aspects of torture: prevention and treatment,1990,6,3,197-203,Jadresic
Low-level radiation--how dangerous is it?,1990,6,2,112-119,Sumner
Preparation of a hospital rehabilitation system for war and other disasters,1990,6,2,105-111,Eldar
Nuclear weapons and nuclear power stations: what is the connection?,1985,1,1,41-49,Spencer
Chemical warfare: the present position,1985,1,1,31-39,Murphy
Late effects of use of nuclear and certain chemical weapons in man,1985,1,1,25-30,Dienstbier
The abuse of medicine as a political power in Nazi Germany,1987,3,1,43-47,Moss
Estimates of uranium and nuclear radiation casualties attributable to activities since 1945,1988,4,1,27-36,Bertell
Torture: diagnosis and rehabilitation,1989,5,2,69-79,Vesti