Dr. Paul K. Carlton Jr.

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  Dr. P.K. Carlton (left), director of homeland security at the Texas A&M Health Science Center, talks with Dr. A. Hadi Al Khalili, a neurosurgeon and the Iraqi cultural attache from the Iraq Embassy in Washington D.C., about a modular hospital design by A&M students J. Evans Edwards and Stacey L. Rossmeisl on display at the Brazos Center on Monday.

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  General Paul K. Carlton, Jr., M.D., Former Surgeon General of the U.S. Air Force
  
  ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, March 21, 2005 - The Annapolis Center for Science-Based Public Policy is pleased to announce that Lt.General Paul K. Carlton, Jr., USAF (Retired), former Surgeon General of the U.S. Air Force, has joined The Center's Board of Directors.Dr. Carlton currently serves as Director, Homeland Security, The Texas A&M University System, Health Science Center.

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  The construction concept to support personnel at Creech is called "component construction", says Lieutenant General P.K. Carlton (retired), former US Air Force Surgeon General and part of the collaborative team that completed the project. According to General Carlton, "The project was struggling.

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  The concept is called "component construction", says Lieutenant General P.K. Carlton (retired), former US Air Force Surgeon General and part of the collaborative team that completed the project. According to General Carlton, "The project was struggling. It sat idle for several years because traditional builders couldn't complete the project within the budget allocated."
  
  The turning point came during a 2007 project at Texas A&M University that explored innovative ways to re-build Iraq's healthcare infrastructure. During a discussion of "component construction", it became clear that the concept could be used for military healthcare facilities in the U.S., particularly in rural areas where the pool of construction contractors is limited. "It makes perfect sense. Component construction can produce quality facilities in a fraction of time and costs of traditional approaches", says General Carlton who is now Director of Homeland Security for Texas A&M's Health Science Center. A collaborative team was formed by Texas A&M, Modern Renovators of Tennessee, healthcare integrators U3 Innovations of San Antonio, and Aspen Street Architects of Angels Camp, California.

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  Telemedicus, Inc. (OTC:TMDI) announced today that Paul K. Carlton, M.D., F.A.C.S., Lt. Gen. U.S.A.F. (Ret.), former Air Force Surgeon General, is being retained as a business consultant for national and foreign sales opportunities. Dr. Carlton is currently the dire...

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  Paul Carlton continues the SRPH discussion, covering homeland security medical issues.
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  Dr. Paul Carlton, director, Health Science Center's Office of Homeland Security, Texas A&M University

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  Published on: 4/20/2007    Last Visited: 4/20/2007  

  A 1970s vaccine developed for swine flu posed no problems in 100,000 volunteers but caused severe reactions in one in every 500,000 people once it went public, said Dr. Paul K. Carlton Jr., USAF (Ret.) and director of the Texas A&M Health Science Center Office of Homeland Security.
  
  In the past two years, the H5N1 strain of avian flu has infected poultry throughout Southeast Asia, Central Asia, Africa and Europe, prompting the destruction of millions of birds.So far, more than 100 people have died worldwide from H5N1 infection, which has been spread through close contact with birds.
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  "The biggest challenge is that we're not sure what's going to cause the problem," Carlton said.
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  SOURCES: Paul K. Carlton Jr., M.D., F.A.C.S. Lt.

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  A 1970s vaccine developed for swine flu posed no problems in 100,000 volunteers but caused severe reactions in one in every 500,000 people once it went public, said Dr. Paul K. Carlton Jr., USAF (Ret.) and director of the Texas A&M Health Science Center Office of Homeland Security.
  
  In the past two years, the H5N1 strain of avian flu has infected poultry throughout Southeast Asia, Central Asia, Africa and Europe, prompting the destruction of millions of birds.So far, more than 100 people have died worldwide from H5N1 infection, which has been spread through close contact with birds.
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  "The biggest challenge is that we're not sure what's going to cause the problem," Carlton said.

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  PAUL K. CARLTON, Jr., M.D.

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  The former surgeon general of the U.S. Air Force, Dr. P.K. Carlton, told News 3 that the fact that Thuesen called police and turned himself in without incident may be signs of some severe combat after-effects.
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  "It shows two entirely different functions of the brain, and so my immediate concern was that he either has a personality disorder, or he is a victim of the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or Traumatic Brain Injury," said Carlton, now the director of the Office of Homeland Security at the Texas A&M Health Science Center.

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