| Summary: | The storage and transportation of combat casualty drugs are the main factors of drug quality management in the army, which is related to the success of the entire medical support work. Effective medical support strategies for these problems substantially depend on the studies concerning the impact of these related environmental factors on combat casualty drugs. Since our country has a vast territory and many climate changes, and temperature, humidity and light in the environment are the main factors affecting the quality of drugs in China, the vibration and air pressure change in the process of drug transportation constitute the potential risk factors affecting the storage and transportation of the drugs. In this article, we discuss the superimposition effects of related environmental factors on drug storage and transportation in the army, based on the drug stability test and natural environment regions in China. In addition to the in-depth analysis of temperature, humidity, illumination and other known environmental factors, we also investigate the challenges resulting from potential risk factors such as vibration and air pressure in the storage and transportation of drugs during transportation. The research and application of new material science, multi-omics technology and new support system provide new opportunities and directions for future military drug transportation and medical support.
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