Survey analysis of military training injuries and recommendations for sport rehabilitation in a unit at high altitude by LI Linfeng, WEN Jian, WANG Ning, ZUO Shiyi, LIU Chao, LIU Yong

“…Multivariate analysis indicated that time of military service (P=0.002) and frequency of training (P=0.035) were risk factors, and learning on prevention and control knowledge (P=0.035) was protective factor for training injuries. …”
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Influencing factors of updating function of working memory among young military personnel at different altitudes by ZHANG Ying, ZHANG Ying, WANG Feifei, ZHENG Yingcan, ZHANG Zhenming, ZHAN Xiaoqing

“…Altitude, duration of military service, family structure, positive affect and serious psychological trauma during work may influence the updating function of working memory. …”
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Status and influencing factors of rappelling training injuries in an army air assault unit by GOU Wenlong, GOU Wenlong, LI Dianwei, LU Xingchen

“…Logistic regression analysis showed that duration of military service (95%CI: 1.011-1.209, P=0.028), from one-child family (95%CI: 1.541-4.578, P=0.000), sit-up performance (95%CI: 0.922-0.970, P=0.000) and 3 000 m running performance (95%CI: 1.001-1.010, P=0.029) were independent risk factors for the occurrence of rappelling training injuries. …”
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Survey and analysis on health status in medical soldiers in Western Theater Command by WANG Xiaogang, WANG Xiaogang, WAN Linghui, WANG Xiao, YANG Zhongbo

“…Among the volunteers located ≥3 000 m, the symptom incidences of circulatory system (28.6% vs 11.0%), endocrine system (42.9% vs 21.0%), nervous system (67.9% vs 42.0%) and urinary system (53.6% vs 24.0%) were notably higher in those with length of military service ≥6 years than those ≤2 years (P < 0.05). …”
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