Borden Institute

Borden Institute

Type	Medical Research and Publishing
Headquarters	Fort Detrick, Maryland, United States
Parent organization	United States Army Medical Department

The Borden Institute is a renowned medical research and publishing organization within the United States Army Medical Department. It is primarily known for its role in producing the "Textbooks of Military Medicine" series, which serves as a comprehensive resource for military medical professionals.

History

The Borden Institute was established to advance the knowledge and practice of military medicine. It is named after Major General William C. Borden, a pioneering figure in military medical education and research. The institute's mission is to publish and disseminate scholarly works that enhance the understanding and practice of military medicine.

Publications

The Borden Institute is best known for its "Textbooks of Military Medicine" series. These textbooks cover a wide range of topics relevant to military medical practice, including:

• Combat Casualty Care
• Military Preventive Medicine
• Military Psychiatry
• Rehabilitation of the Injured Soldier

Each volume is authored by experts in the field and provides in-depth analysis and guidance on the unique challenges faced by military medical personnel.

Research and Education

In addition to its publishing activities, the Borden Institute supports research initiatives aimed at improving medical care for military personnel. It collaborates with various military and civilian institutions to conduct studies and develop new medical technologies and treatments.

The institute also plays a crucial role in the education and training of military medical professionals. It provides resources and materials that are used in training programs across the United States Army Medical Department.

Location

The Borden Institute is located at Fort Detrick in Maryland, a major center for biomedical research and development within the United States military.

Also see

• United States Army Medical Department
• Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
• Combat Casualty Care
• Military Medicine

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